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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
over a year ago

Chelmsford

Rudeness and Violence against shop staff is on the rise.

They keep the nation fed and watered. Respect to all retail staff on here.

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By *innie The MinxWoman
over a year ago

Under the Duvet

Absolutely.

I read that some Co Op staff may start wearing bodycams due to the increased abuse they face.

That really is a horrendous state of affairs.

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By *tephTV67TV/TS
over a year ago

Cheshire

I worked in Supermarkets for over 10 years (around 10-15 years ago) admittedly it was in the back as a Baker. But it was nowhere near as bad as it is now, my sister who works on a checkout regularly gets sullen or aggressive customers now. Even before Covid

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've worked retail in the past and had some terrible moments with customers. But, I also had some really high and heartwarming moments that completely outweigh the bad.

I am thankful to not be working in retail with Covid!! I can only imagine how bad it is

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

No one should face abuse or poor service.

I am tired of certain sectors of society being portrayed as if they are making some huge sacrifice.

There are amazing shop assistants and there are utter shites.

All this fucking canonisation gets up my rectum.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Absolutely.

I read that some Co Op staff may start wearing bodycams due to the increased abuse they face.

That really is a horrendous state of affairs."

They have already started.

Iv seen staff wearing them.

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek

it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
over a year ago

Chelmsford


"it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated."

Blimey Peach.. so sorry..

X

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"No one should face abuse or poor service.

I am tired of certain sectors of society being portrayed as if they are making some huge sacrifice.

There are amazing shop assistants and there are utter shites.

All this fucking canonisation gets up my rectum. "

I totally agree.

Iv noticed that a lot more staff are using this as an excuse for very rude and poor service.

It works both ways.

We witnessed a shop assistant hit a customer before he went the wrong way to the till, she screamed at him and when I he asked her calm down as he didn't realise, she told him to get out and started to pull the basket off him, he was calm and said what is your problem she then waked him across the head.

It was nuts and totally all her fault.

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By *tephTV67TV/TS
over a year ago

Cheshire


"it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated."

They need reminding that you are not a robot and eventually you’ll demonstrate it, by knocking them out

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Rudeness and Violence against shop staff is on the rise.

They keep the nation fed and watered. Respect to all retail staff on here. "

They should be paid more.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

Maybe there should be extra staff like security in restaurants and shops so that staff can do their usual job instead of having to confront people.

Everyone is stressed.

Have to say I haven't come across any aggro at all - not yet anyway.

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek


"No one should face abuse or poor service.

I am tired of certain sectors of society being portrayed as if they are making some huge sacrifice.

There are amazing shop assistants and there are utter shites.

All this fucking canonisation gets up my rectum.

I totally agree.

Iv noticed that a lot more staff are using this as an excuse for very rude and poor service.

It works both ways.

We witnessed a shop assistant hit a customer before he went the wrong way to the till, she screamed at him and when I he asked her calm down as he didn't realise, she told him to get out and started to pull the basket off him, he was calm and said what is your problem she then waked him across the head.

It was nuts and totally all her fault. "

You know what, yes she was wrong but I *can* understand it.

That's the point I'm getting to, breaking point. She was bang out of order, bang out of order and I don't condone it in any way, shape or form... but I do understand it.

There's only so many times you can get sworn at, ridiculed, told to go fuck yourself, told to "call the police then" when asking people to follow the rules. They're there for everyone's safety. The rules are also keeping people in jobs, because if places get closed back down that's those shop assistants, waitresses, bar staff all jobless and screwed over. I'm getting close to the edge because every time they break a rule, especially on purpose or because they've not listened, that's one step closer to me potentially being homeless due to being jobless, so yeah, I'm really fucking passionate about it and frustrated. How dare they play with my life like that?

I call breaking point "roast potatoes"

There was a manager at one of the carvery sites years ago. He was going through a tough time at home and then if it could go wrong it did go wrong at work. He had been working double shifts, sleeping 3 hours a night if that for a few weeks and pushing himself to the limit. One Sunday he was on the carving deck and was calling for roast potatoes.

Customers were getting aggy they were being kept waiting and one of them made a comment about him being a shit manager if he couldn't even sort out some taters on a Sunday. He left the station to go find out what the fuck was going on. One of the chefs had forgotten to put them in the oven.

That was his breaking point, his limit. He walked out of the kitchen and nobody saw him again.

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By *irestorm 500Couple
over a year ago

coventry

I love working at Iceland and must admit since the lockdown and restrictions things have been tougher and yes sometimes the respect from customers seems to go out the window but I still give a smile and a thank you and just get on with my job. X storm x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated."

Do you work in quite a rough place? There always seems to be trouble with the customers

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By *aul1973HullMan
over a year ago

East Hull

Before reading this thread I had no idea things are getting so bad out in the real world

I'm almost glad I've had agoraphobia for the last 18 months and the only people i have to deal with are the Asda delivery guys once a month or so & occasionally the postie

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

Our daughter worked in retail years ago, she had to deal with loads of grief then. I worked in retail as a student in the 70s, it was like an Enid Blyton story book by comparison.

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By *andybeachWoman
over a year ago

In the middle


"No one should face abuse or poor service.

I am tired of certain sectors of society being portrayed as if they are making some huge sacrifice.

There are amazing shop assistants and there are utter shites.

All this fucking canonisation gets up my rectum.

I totally agree.

Iv noticed that a lot more staff are using this as an excuse for very rude and poor service.

It works both ways.

We witnessed a shop assistant hit a customer before he went the wrong way to the till, she screamed at him and when I he asked her calm down as he didn't realise, she told him to get out and started to pull the basket off him, he was calm and said what is your problem she then waked him across the head.

It was nuts and totally all her fault. "

Is that because she was at the end of her tether tho? How many times a day can you put that smile on your face and try to explain the rules for the umpteenth time? People these days are so “but it’s what I want” that they just don’t think it consider anyone else, it’s a crazy world and what’s going on now just hi-lights it

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek


"it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated.

Do you work in quite a rough place? There always seems to be trouble with the customers "

It's far from upper class.

Mix of lovely humans and riff raff. Put it this way, there was a wonderful fellow on Thursday who told me to make sure there was no shit fucking pretend lettuce on his burger coz it ain't even real lettuce and he fucking hates it. I looked puzzled, and told him it's baby gem lettuce but it's cool if he doesn't want it, I'll make sure his burger is lettuce free.

He said I'd made it up, and that the only lettuce that's actually lettuce is iceberg, and if he did have pretend lettuce on his burger that I was fucked.

Later that evening a family who were super polite, couldn't thank me enough for helping with her dietary requirements and I was the first person who made her feel comfortable about it, didn't make a big deal about it and really seemed to care. They wrote in an told the GM how great I am.

It really is luck of the draw who you get seated and what kind of attitude they bring.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated.

Do you work in quite a rough place? There always seems to be trouble with the customers

It's far from upper class.

Mix of lovely humans and riff raff. Put it this way, there was a wonderful fellow on Thursday who told me to make sure there was no shit fucking pretend lettuce on his burger coz it ain't even real lettuce and he fucking hates it. I looked puzzled, and told him it's baby gem lettuce but it's cool if he doesn't want it, I'll make sure his burger is lettuce free.

He said I'd made it up, and that the only lettuce that's actually lettuce is iceberg, and if he did have pretend lettuce on his burger that I was fucked.

Later that evening a family who were super polite, couldn't thank me enough for helping with her dietary requirements and I was the first person who made her feel comfortable about it, didn't make a big deal about it and really seemed to care. They wrote in an told the GM how great I am.

It really is luck of the draw who you get seated and what kind of attitude they bring."

Why are they allowed to stay if they are swearing at you

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek


"it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated.

Do you work in quite a rough place? There always seems to be trouble with the customers

It's far from upper class.

Mix of lovely humans and riff raff. Put it this way, there was a wonderful fellow on Thursday who told me to make sure there was no shit fucking pretend lettuce on his burger coz it ain't even real lettuce and he fucking hates it. I looked puzzled, and told him it's baby gem lettuce but it's cool if he doesn't want it, I'll make sure his burger is lettuce free.

He said I'd made it up, and that the only lettuce that's actually lettuce is iceberg, and if he did have pretend lettuce on his burger that I was fucked.

Later that evening a family who were super polite, couldn't thank me enough for helping with her dietary requirements and I was the first person who made her feel comfortable about it, didn't make a big deal about it and really seemed to care. They wrote in an told the GM how great I am.

It really is luck of the draw who you get seated and what kind of attitude they bring.

Why are they allowed to stay if they are swearing at you"

In truth I think it's that the lower management on duty are confident in asking people to leave or following through with it. That's part of the reason I spoke to my GM yesterday. I wanted him to give me his word that there would be no backlash for showing people the door.

I shit you not tho, eat out to help out days you get sworn at at least twice an hour by people who haven't booked a table and are told we're full. They can see an empty table and think you're lying.... give you a mouthful and then turn round and walk out.... straight out the door they came in which is now entrance only and has huge NO EXIT signs on it

It's like "arrrrrghhhhhhgggg"

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek


"it's a grim world at the moment.

It really does sadden me.

I had a mini meltdown at work yesterday and can't remember the last time I felt so defeated.

The one thing I have conjured up is "arsehole bingo"

Literally a bingo card that instead of numbers it's arsehole moves.

Example:

In response to being told we are fully booked for the evening, the arsehole spouts...

"Are you taking the piss? There's an empty fucking table right there" whilst pointing to a table that will be sat on by someone who has booked in about 15 mins time.

Had a woman moving tables and chairs around the night before last as they had booked 2 separate tables for 13 people, I explained they mustn't mingle between tables or move furniture, and that she needed to go back to her table and follow the rules or would be asked to leave. Her response to me was that I was using covid as an excuse for piss poor service.

I hate it right now so bad.

I don't want to go to work and I'm really really fucking close to knocking someone out. I even had a chat with my GM about it yesterday and told him I didn't trust myself to work because I'm at the end of my tether, I'm frayed, disheartened and quite simply... defeated.

Do you work in quite a rough place? There always seems to be trouble with the customers

It's far from upper class.

Mix of lovely humans and riff raff. Put it this way, there was a wonderful fellow on Thursday who told me to make sure there was no shit fucking pretend lettuce on his burger coz it ain't even real lettuce and he fucking hates it. I looked puzzled, and told him it's baby gem lettuce but it's cool if he doesn't want it, I'll make sure his burger is lettuce free.

He said I'd made it up, and that the only lettuce that's actually lettuce is iceberg, and if he did have pretend lettuce on his burger that I was fucked.

Later that evening a family who were super polite, couldn't thank me enough for helping with her dietary requirements and I was the first person who made her feel comfortable about it, didn't make a big deal about it and really seemed to care. They wrote in an told the GM how great I am.

It really is luck of the draw who you get seated and what kind of attitude they bring.

Why are they allowed to stay if they are swearing at you

In truth I think it's that the lower management on duty are confident in asking people to leave or following through with it. That's part of the reason I spoke to my GM yesterday. I wanted him to give me his word that there would be no backlash for showing people the door.

I shit you not tho, eat out to help out days you get sworn at at least twice an hour by people who haven't booked a table and are told we're full. They can see an empty table and think you're lying.... give you a mouthful and then turn round and walk out.... straight out the door they came in which is now entrance only and has huge NO EXIT signs on it

It's like "arrrrrghhhhhhgggg""

*aren't confident

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"No one should face abuse or poor service.

I am tired of certain sectors of society being portrayed as if they are making some huge sacrifice.

There are amazing shop assistants and there are utter shites.

All this fucking canonisation gets up my rectum.

I totally agree.

Iv noticed that a lot more staff are using this as an excuse for very rude and poor service.

It works both ways.

We witnessed a shop assistant hit a customer before he went the wrong way to the till, she screamed at him and when I he asked her calm down as he didn't realise, she told him to get out and started to pull the basket off him, he was calm and said what is your problem she then waked him across the head.

It was nuts and totally all her fault.

Is that because she was at the end of her tether tho? How many times a day can you put that smile on your face and try to explain the rules for the umpteenth time? People these days are so “but it’s what I want” that they just don’t think it consider anyone else, it’s a crazy world and what’s going on now just hi-lights it "

It doesn't make it right.

Iv definitely noticed staff are a lot more abrupt and some seem to think they can speak to customers however they like then call the "im stressed card" everyone is stressed and in a lot of cases the staff make a bad situation worse.

I don't care how stressed that member of staff was she should not have been violent.

Nobody would be trying to excuse the behaviour if it had been the customer who lashed out.

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek


"No one should face abuse or poor service.

I am tired of certain sectors of society being portrayed as if they are making some huge sacrifice.

There are amazing shop assistants and there are utter shites.

All this fucking canonisation gets up my rectum.

I totally agree.

Iv noticed that a lot more staff are using this as an excuse for very rude and poor service.

It works both ways.

We witnessed a shop assistant hit a customer before he went the wrong way to the till, she screamed at him and when I he asked her calm down as he didn't realise, she told him to get out and started to pull the basket off him, he was calm and said what is your problem she then waked him across the head.

It was nuts and totally all her fault.

Is that because she was at the end of her tether tho? How many times a day can you put that smile on your face and try to explain the rules for the umpteenth time? People these days are so “but it’s what I want” that they just don’t think it consider anyone else, it’s a crazy world and what’s going on now just hi-lights it

It doesn't make it right.

Iv definitely noticed staff are a lot more abrupt and some seem to think they can speak to customers however they like then call the "im stressed card" everyone is stressed and in a lot of cases the staff make a bad situation worse.

I don't care how stressed that member of staff was she should not have been violent.

Nobody would be trying to excuse the behaviour if it had been the customer who lashed out. "

Nobody IS trying to excuse the behaviour. It was wrong and always will be.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I'm in a pretty middle class area and some people are so amazingly entitled. It gets on my tits.

Retail have been the front line. Pub and restaurant staff have been in some cases thrown to the wolves. FFS it won't kill you to wait. Slow down. Show some bloody respect for a fellow human doing the best they can in extremely difficult circumstances.

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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago

harrow

I appreciate that shop workers have been front line but I expect a level of service.

For example went in to Morrison’s wanted a bag for life as my ruck sack wasn’t big enough for what I wanted. Told we don’t have any. What in the shop was my response. Hmmm I doubt that. Asked another colleague, and was told here you are. The first employee did not want to look for them

Burger King was like waiting for them to kill the cow. I appreciate things will be slower but there is slower and taking the piss with no communication

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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago

harrow

Let’s me just clarify I know things will take a bit longer but there is a line between that and lazy fucks. I have been working all through lockdown and I have been putting in more hours than I get paid for. However I know I still have to be decent and give a level or service and communicate with my clients

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek


"I appreciate that shop workers have been front line but I expect a level of service.

For example went in to Morrison’s wanted a bag for life as my ruck sack wasn’t big enough for what I wanted. Told we don’t have any. What in the shop was my response. Hmmm I doubt that. Asked another colleague, and was told here you are. The first employee did not want to look for them

Burger King was like waiting for them to kill the cow. I appreciate things will be slower but there is slower and taking the piss with no communication "

Absolutely agree with communication.

I can't tell you how many times a day I begin to explain things to people, the new one way system, how things have changed and what to expect and I get spoken over, butted in or ignored.

Many are lovely and appreciate the level of care I display, but as above, the others have pushed me to my limit

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By *oson-BlueCouple
over a year ago

North Kent

Reading all the comments on here has made me feel quite sad I had no idea it was that bad out there I know everyone is stressed but jeez!!

Take my hat off to you all who work in retail and hospitality keep going guys you're appreciated

Ms

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

I love my binnies.

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By *ichaelangelaCouple
over a year ago

notts

get the same as a bus driver.... main problem is other passengers are expecting us to police every misdemeanor committed by those who want to flaunt the rules.

I don't see why we should have to jump out of the cab to confront people and risk getting attacked, which is what is happening regularly

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By *ankie303Woman
over a year ago

Weirdsville South Coast Dorset

Rudeness is on the up by the general public across all sectors.

Its horrible and uncalled for! Last week alone I had 2 different people say they was gonna put me "in a morgue"....some of us didn't get furloughed and have had this since the start of all this bullshit.

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By *aastyKnixWoman
over a year ago

Liverpool

All the people whinging about shop workers being rude,being stressed,over reacting should maybe think that they may have had to deal with 100 dickheads that day,,,and yesterday,,,and the day before.

Dickheads who can't follow simple instructions,can't follow a one way system when it's clearly marked out,dickheads who can't tell an in door from an out door when it's clearly marked,dickheads who don't know what two metres is even though it's clearly marked,dickheads who have a face mask covering their chin or none at all,coughing their germs all over the place.

I see all these dickhead behaviours all the time, I get stressed by them but I can just get away,the shop workers can't.

Some dickhead thinks they are entitled to a level of service so they are going to be a dickhead no matter what. Well,we all have to adapt a bit.Things are not like they used to be,we all have to get used to that.

Shop workers,bus drivers,station staff are not perfect,they are not angels,they are not robots.They are just people, trying to do a job and who get fed up with people who can't understand that things have changed,can't follow simple rules and act like whinging babies when they don't get everything their way. Nobody deserves to put up with that.

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over a year ago


"All the people whinging about shop workers being rude,being stressed,over reacting should maybe think that they may have had to deal with 100 dickheads that day,,,and yesterday,,,and the day before.

Dickheads who can't follow simple instructions,can't follow a one way system when it's clearly marked out,dickheads who can't tell an in door from an out door when it's clearly marked,dickheads who don't know what two metres is even though it's clearly marked,dickheads who have a face mask covering their chin or none at all,coughing their germs all over the place.

I see all these dickhead behaviours all the time, I get stressed by them but I can just get away,the shop workers can't.

Some dickhead thinks they are entitled to a level of service so they are going to be a dickhead no matter what. Well,we all have to adapt a bit.Things are not like they used to be,we all have to get used to that.

Shop workers,bus drivers,station staff are not perfect,they are not angels,they are not robots.They are just people, trying to do a job and who get fed up with people who can't understand that things have changed,can't follow simple rules and act like whinging babies when they don't get everything their way. Nobody deserves to put up with that."

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over a year ago

I believe that *everyone* should have one customer facing retail job so that they can get some perspective, and maybe treat people a little nicer in future.

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By *ackdaw52Man
over a year ago

Chesterfield


"I believe that *everyone* should have one customer facing retail job so that they can get some perspective, and maybe treat people a little nicer in future. "

Agreed. I think politicians should have to work in a shop/pub for a year before going to parliament.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Some people are dicks.

I have got nothing bad to say about shop and restaurant workers during this pandemic. And I make sure they know it.

More respect and pay to them.

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By *nimaginativeUsernameMan
over a year ago

Rochester, Kent

I’ve worked in retail all my adult life (and even before adult life, in my family business)

It has definitely made me a better customer when I’m in other people’s shops!

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By *cunnylassCouple
over a year ago

Exeter

These people are the real heroes!

Mike

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My eldest works in a small card/gift shop some of the things he comes home and tells me has me shocked that people are such pricks

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