Sycamore's "Shit, that was alive, wasn't it?" Roadtrip/Tour 2003

elSicomoro · 05-01-2003, 01:24 PM

Cam, I had someone flip out like that on one of my cashiers once. The cashier didn't know that an ID was not required for a CC by our company. The customer got mighty pissed, but I put it to them like this: "You should be glad that the cashier was concerned enough to ask...what if someone were to steal your card?" That calmed them down pretty quick.

When I worked for CVS, I specifically told the cashiers to ask for ID on a CC (it was required, but not regularly enforced). I told the cashiers that if any customer had an issue with it, they could talk to me...never had a problem.

On a similar tip, I never EVER get pissed off when a cashier asks me for ID for cigarettes or alcohol. I see people get all hot about it...shit, at this point, I consider it a compliment.

05-01-2003, 01:24 PM	#34
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	Cam, I had someone flip out like that on one of my cashiers once. The cashier didn't know that an ID was not required for a CC by our company. The customer got mighty pissed, but I put it to them like this: "You should be glad that the cashier was concerned enough to ask...what if someone were to steal your card?" That calmed them down pretty quick. When I worked for CVS, I specifically told the cashiers to ask for ID on a CC (it was required, but not regularly enforced). I told the cashiers that if any customer had an issue with it, they could talk to me...never had a problem. On a similar tip, I never EVER get pissed off when a cashier asks me for ID for cigarettes or alcohol. I see people get all hot about it...shit, at this point, I consider it a compliment.

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