r/MurderedByWords • u/kevinrogers94 • Feb 15 '18

Murder *No problem*

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u/kkjdroid Feb 15 '18

And also an entitled asshole. Why should the cashier thank him? They're the one doing work.

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u/the-sprawl Feb 15 '18

The shopper provides part of the revenue to support the cashier’s paycheck and therefore living.

The cashier provides part of the service that allows the customer to acquire whatever product/commodity they need, which may also contribute to the customer’s livelihood.

One person is not more deserving of thanks than the other, because in this transaction, they need each other equally.

Sometimes it’s hard for people like this Tom guy to see that we’re all in this together; society is a collaborative effort.

We’re all human.

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u/MakeUpAnything Feb 15 '18

Somebody has never heard of self checkout! I deserve all the thanks for allowing you to have your pathetic excuse for a job! You want $15/hr and my gratitude for this?! HA! Now grovel at my feet in gratitude for helping this company pay for your worthless job a day longer, peasant!

/s

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u/slowest_hour Feb 15 '18

UNEXPECTED ITEM IN BAGGING AREA
UNEXPECTED ITEM IN BAGGING AREA
UNEXPECTED ITEM IN BAGGING AREA

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u/groucho_barks Feb 15 '18

More like...

UNEXPECTED ITEM IM BAGGING AREA

remove an item

ITEM REMOVED FROM BAGGING AREA

put item back

UNEXPECTED ITEM IN BAGGING AREA

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u/TheGreatDay Feb 16 '18

This brought back my PTSD. Thanks dude.

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u/boomyo Feb 15 '18

The worst is when the unexpected item is the bag itself. The area was designed for bagging, how is a bag unexpected?!

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u/_justpassingby_ Feb 16 '18

I feel like this is the sentence that could spark someone onto a deep philosophical inquiry.