Artwork by Adam Hicks as seen onokellyjaneo
This is so true on so many levels.
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mark ruffalo on accidentally smoking a real joint on stage (x)
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One of my all time favorite scenes.
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This makes me all tingly
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[Image Description: Background is several triangles in a circle like a pie alternating from true red, scarlet and black. A robin is sitting on his perch looking to the right. Top Text: “CASHIERS:” Bottom Text: “ALL OF THE COMPLAINTS, NONE OF THE COMPLIMENTS.”]
Since working on the customer service desk, I’ve noticed that most of the written customer compliments are for other departments, while most of the complaints are about cashiers. That’s great, I’m happy for this guy in produce that he’s getting rewarded for going out of his way for this customer, but we go out of our way all the time for customers and it’s just sort of taken for granted. We haul your stuff into your carts, we tell you about the sales, we check for broken items and call for replacements, we run after you when you forget your cards, we pack your groceries exactly to your specifications, we endure your unhelpful jokes, and we do it all as quickly as possible and with a smile on our faces.
It’s especially frustrating when we get an onslaught of complaints against us because we’re not getting the necessary support from other departments. The lines are super-long? We’ve got every single available cashier on till, but maybe you could tell grocery to get up here and bag for us like they’re supposed to, instead of blaming it on us.
* slow clap*](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1sg3g6wpF1qm3qzeo1_250.jpg)
[Image Description: Background is several triangles in a circle like a pie alternating from true red, scarlet and black. A robin is sitting on his perch looking to the right.
Top Text: “CASHIERS:”
Bottom Text: “ALL OF THE COMPLAINTS, NONE OF THE COMPLIMENTS.”]Since working on the customer service desk, I’ve noticed that most of the written customer compliments are for other departments, while most of the complaints are about cashiers. That’s great, I’m happy for this guy in produce that he’s getting rewarded for going out of his way for this customer, but we go out of our way all the time for customers and it’s just sort of taken for granted. We haul your stuff into your carts, we tell you about the sales, we check for broken items and call for replacements, we run after you when you forget your cards, we pack your groceries exactly to your specifications, we endure your unhelpful jokes, and we do it all as quickly as possible and with a smile on our faces.
It’s especially frustrating when we get an onslaught of complaints against us because we’re not getting the necessary support from other departments. The lines are super-long? We’ve got every single available cashier on till, but maybe you could tell grocery to get up here and bag for us like they’re supposed to, instead of blaming it on us.
* slow clap*
That’s what I would name my bakery.
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Fake April Fool’s Day Products From ThinkGeek
The best thing about Think Geek’s April Fool’s Day items is that they’re plausible enough to be real. Also they might even make them a real product if the demand is high enough. Like with the Tauntaun sleeping bag.
I would rock that Skyrim hoodie so hard.
