Hint: if you’re going to the store during lunch hour, chances are you’re going at the same time as several other workers, teen, and regulars. And weirdly enough, you will all hit the checkout line at the same time. No, really! As a register jockey at a grocery story it blows my mind how frequent this really does happen!
Me, at my grocery store job: Hi! Do you need bags today?Customer with Bluetooth: distracted stareMe, again, less chipper: Do you need bags today?Customer with Bluetooth: I’m doing fine, yourself?
As someone who has to open them several times a day (I work at a grocery store), the non-wetting-finger trick is that it’s folded into three wings. Separate those (it can take a moment sometimes), hold one, then take your thumb and gently pull from the point where all three meet. It should begin to open at that point, then a gentle shake of the bag should open it up. :D
“The other side is just as bad” is not really the win you think it is. I mean, I could ask for Connie to elaborate on what she meant by her words, but this conversation is getting a bit ridiculous, even for a Bloom County strip. Tapping out, as I have much more constructive things to do.
Hint: if you’re going to the store during lunch hour, chances are you’re going at the same time as several other workers, teen, and regulars. And weirdly enough, you will all hit the checkout line at the same time. No, really! As a register jockey at a grocery story it blows my mind how frequent this really does happen!