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Posted By ThaiGuy on 01-14-2012 12:24 PM Posted By Frank on 01-14-2012 12:03 PM If you don't mind tipping them extra for the service of taking the groceries out to your car, it probably would have been better if you said 'yes' when they asked. I'm guessing the teenage boy with $20 worth of stuff said yes.Excellent observation.
Posted By Frank on 01-14-2012 12:03 PM If you don't mind tipping them extra for the service of taking the groceries out to your car, it probably would have been better if you said 'yes' when they asked. I'm guessing the teenage boy with $20 worth of stuff said yes.
Groovie
Posted By Groovie on 01-14-2012 12:39 PM Baggers can't win for loosing. No matter what they do someone complains. If a bagger assumes someone wants help to their car they are accused of being greedy and just wanting a tip since the customer is perfectly capable of loading up their own groceries. If a bagger asks if someone wants help they are accused not wanting to help since they didn't just assume. If a bagger takes a teens $20 worth of groceries to the car they are accused of being up to something. Seriously?! As for the teen, I know my teen lets them load up even a small load of groceries. I had no idea some people would take issue with that. Geesh.....
Flyboy39
Do yourself a favor and stop acting like they care about you, they don't. They just want your money. (again, speaking from personal experience in Yokosuka).
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Posted By Blacklabel on 01-17-2012 5:03 PM I just look at it that I am fortunate to have a really good job that allows me to help my fellow humans by giving them $2 to $3 a week when they carry my groceries. Its not really a big deal, although yeah some of the people are not very nice. I dont let it affect me and dont let those people give me a bad impression of all of them because some are actually really nice.
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