How often do qt cashiers get asked out by thirsty guys?
How often do qt cashiers get asked out by thirsty guys?
Ryder White
Jose Martin
The real question is how often do guys get asked out when on cash duty? Does it happen at all?
Cameron Myers
like on daily basis, often by drunk hobos i guess, so they can get the alcohol for free and 'pay for it later'
Julian Gomez
Not that often. It's mainly old people who try and start a conversation to lighten up the mood a bit and be friendly in general. Young people (up until 28) never say anything besides no thanks or can I use my card please.
T. Worked as a cashier for two years as a side job
Never happens at all, at least when I worked as a cashier.
Liam Fisher
>qt
you don't count
Andrew Edwards
>Implying I'm not a girl
Here
Alexander Butler
Constantly.
Never.
Ryder Ward
Are roof rooms as comfy as they look or is the slope actually not?
Nicholas Adams
in my slav country it is normal, especially in small private shops in little towns/villages. the cashiers just try to get friendly with the poor/homeless people because you can never know how much harm they can do when angry, female cashiers just awkwardly smile over the inappropiate jokes/compliments they get
Zachary James
It's fine, I'm not bothered by it and I don't find them particularly annoying or nice.
Here (Netherlands), it's a bit different then, homeless people don't really show up much in the store for anything other than buying shit beer and being quiet and they just get out as fast as possible being quiet.