It was truly awesome. The customer helped me pick up the fallen truffles, as did a couple little boys whose dad instructed them to aid me.
8 years ago
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Avalanche
So yesterday at Seagull (WHERE YOU, AND I DO MEAN YOU NEVER PAY FULL PRICE AND ALL THAT JAZZ) I was walking from our DVD isle with 49 DVD's in my arms, and noticing a customer at the counter ready to check out I said something to her about being right with her, then turned a corner around the check-out counter and walked into our display of delicious Utah Truffles, and the display promptly relieved itself of all its chocolaty contents on the floor.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
7 comments:
Did you get to eat the candy?
That sounds like the kind of avalance I'd like to encounter.
I am sure glad to hear that I am not the only one in the family with these types of trouble, esp. at work.
Yes, the question remains: did you eat any?
Mmmmmmmmm....truffles.
Ah, well, no truffles were harmed in the making of this blog post, so they are all still for sale.
oh and by the way, I wanted to commend you for acknowledging your customer! I've been experiencing soemthing lately in small places of business, where you think they would value the fact that a customer is in the store and may make a purchase. It's like sometimes you get the impression that you're kind of inconveniencing them for being there and requiring some attention. Unpleasant.
Post a Comment