More Stuff About Work Job
Time to talk about work again, I guess.
Work is pretty boring! So I've taken a couple measures of preventing the boredom.
The first that I did is, instead of telling people to "Have a good day," I told people to "Have a dood day." I was saying it like good, but with a d, not like the Internet spelling of "dude," "dood."
Another is where I'll occasionally say, "That's what I always say" to a customer in response to something that they said which would not very likely be something I could always say. Por ejemple, a customer bought a bunch of groceries and came back through several minutes later with a package of meat. After setting down the meat, she said, "The damn meat!" to which I replied, "That's what I always say!"
Also, I've traded name tags with a co-worker named Sarah (no, not Sarah Jessica Parker), mostly just to see who's actually reading my name tag. (Spoiler: not very many people are reading my name tag.)
Until next time, folks, Good-bye!
Work is pretty boring! So I've taken a couple measures of preventing the boredom.
The first that I did is, instead of telling people to "Have a good day," I told people to "Have a dood day." I was saying it like good, but with a d, not like the Internet spelling of "dude," "dood."
Another is where I'll occasionally say, "That's what I always say" to a customer in response to something that they said which would not very likely be something I could always say. Por ejemple, a customer bought a bunch of groceries and came back through several minutes later with a package of meat. After setting down the meat, she said, "The damn meat!" to which I replied, "That's what I always say!"
Also, I've traded name tags with a co-worker named Sarah (no, not Sarah Jessica Parker), mostly just to see who's actually reading my name tag. (Spoiler: not very many people are reading my name tag.)
Until next time, folks, Good-bye!
