On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:54:32 +0000, Cynic
wrote:
>On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 09:31:54 +0000, johannes
> wrote:
>
>>A fellow shopper in the newsagent shop, obviously some big company boss of
>>some kind, directed me that I should go to a particular till. However I
>>refused to take his order as I was not a subordinate of him. But this
>>unwillingness to comply caused his blood pressure to rise and he got furious
>>and told me in a louder voice, but I just ignored his call. Some people just
>>can't shrug their habits when out in town...
>
>That's all very well, but if you are in a bit of a hurry and are stuck
>behind some twit arguing about 2p for 15 minutes while your frozen
>food is melting you might take a different view.
Ah, so someone who actually cares about fairness and equity is a twit,
is he! Good to know...Not! You don't work for a bank, by any chance?
>I was behind a woman who did similar to you, arguing over a 5p voucher
>that she claimed was valid and the till clerk claimed was not. I
>picked up the voucher from the counter, replaced it with a 5p piece
>from my pocket, then ripped up the voucher. The woman looked as if
>she was about to protest so I glared at her, and she paid and left in
>a huff.
Astounding! You confess to the wilful destroying of someone's
property, then added insult to injury by glaring at her! Good to
know...Not! You don't work for the police, do you?
>
>All done without saying a word!
Like waterboarding, really...
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