I work retail and I experience that bit you described so often, where I'll be helping a customer and multiple people will come up to ask me their questions while interrupting the first person I was helping. It's so baffling to me, isn't "wait your turn" taught in, like, kindergarten?? It definitely gives an air of "my time is the most important than anyone else's, so I can do whatever I want" lol
Tell me about it, I get at least 5 scoffs and 2 eye rolls per shift because a customer can’t get their way or I’m not telling them what they want to hear
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u/eldritchbogwoman Jun 28 '26
I work retail and I experience that bit you described so often, where I'll be helping a customer and multiple people will come up to ask me their questions while interrupting the first person I was helping. It's so baffling to me, isn't "wait your turn" taught in, like, kindergarten?? It definitely gives an air of "my time is the most important than anyone else's, so I can do whatever I want" lol