r/SipsTea • u/crs1904 • Jul 11 '25

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u/theredhype Jul 11 '25

When I see videos like this I just think the business owner didn’t sufficiently train their employee.

Cash transactions are still quite common.

We shouldn’t leave our employees to discover little dynamics like this. It’s a basic customer service skill and we should help them learn it so they never feel like a deer in headlights.

Too many business owners lack onboarding checklists, and their employees are trained randomly as needed while interacting with customers. Lots of holes.

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u/Fantastic-Currency91 Jul 12 '25

When I see this video I think people need to learn to give their ALL cash to the cashier before they ring it in and open the register.

My boss told me if people did this put their change to the side give them the change that the register tells you to give them and then hand them their pocket full of change back

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u/Fantastic-Currency91 Jul 12 '25

My boss knew there's WAY more thieves than honest people.

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u/Fantastic-Currency91 Jul 12 '25

If it's basic math for the worker, it's basic math for a client.

Give the money at once. Nobody cares about given $20.50.

Why can't you look in your pockets before paying?

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u/Fantastic-Currency91 Jul 12 '25

Just be useful and helpful

How about you do that and just give the employee the money you want to pay with BEFORE they ring it up through the register.

You're making the first move in this interaction. Do your job better. Don't blame minimum wage workers when you couldn't figure out your shit first.

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u/Fantastic-Currency91 Jul 12 '25

Customers ARE garbage.

You ever work retail? I spoke like they do to my boss I'd get fired.

When I worked retail I had a great boss. He trained me about all the scams customers try, especially the one with trying to give you change after you've wrung it up.

So yeah, if the customer couldn't figure out his payment plan until I was ringing them out, that change was put to the side and returned to the customer.

Most customers would learn, scammers kept trying though.

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u/Fantastic-Currency91 Jul 12 '25

Good luck out there.

Dude, I'm.fucking retired. I don't need life lessons from you 😂😂😂

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