I am trying to pay with a card which has sent up some error the cashier’s never seen before. I have just used said card at another counter so I know it’s working. I know there’s plenty of leeway on the account. Being new on the job, the cashier calls for assistance.
I end up surrounded by a zombie, a goth in Dracula clothes and three different hair colours (the supervisor) and a witchy–looking girl in a floor length purple and black dress and long blue hair.
Hallowe’en at Tesco’s.
Ain’t life grand.
(I’d forgotten you don’t get cash back on a credit card. So had the cashier. So had everybody except the goth. Perhaps goths are cleverer than zombies and witches. Who knew?....)
2 comments:
our local Tesco is obsessed by dressing up; does it put me into grumpy old women status to not be amused by it... Last Christmas they had a sort of 'non uniform day' the day when you most need to be able to spot the staff, bahhhh humbug
Hello uhdd! as for the Christmas idea, I'm right with you on the baahhhh humbug. At least at Hallowe'en it's blatant, who is staff and who not!
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