I went into Sainsburys this afternoon as I had a scan due and was killing time without stopping long enough to pee. I picked up some organic snacks, a few tins of soup and a punnet of cherries and 2 loose peaches in a bag.
I got to the til, and there was a man serving. He said;
"Do you need bags?"
I said; "Yes please".
And he gave me one. I then said;
"Can I have another one so I can bag my fruit separately from the tins?"
To this, he glared at me, tutted, looked from me back to the few items I had, shook his head and said;
"The poor environment" and slammed one down.
Now, as far as I'm aware the bags are free and I'm entitled to them. It isn't compulsory for me to take my own bags in (which in all fairness I usually do for a planned shop, which this was not). But I feel that it is none of his damn business how many bags I need, as they are not being paid for out of his own personal packet. I may be hormonal, but is it the job of a shop worker to tell me about the state of the environment?
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To be annoyed with the check out man at Sainsburys?
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LadyOfTheManor · 23/05/2011 17:13
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