...then their spouse arrives with a trolley full of goods.

Now that would piss me off!

People who cannot/will not get the quote function on here. There really should be an IQ test, before you're allowed loose on BE.

Or, there's a price check to do and the checkout person sends special needs employee off on an endless quest.. meanwhile checkout person stands there motionless with an unfocussed look on her face, there for the long-haul..

...or the customer hands over a fist full of coupons...most or either out of date or for a different store.

People who use those tills when they have a full trolly of stuff.

The cashier giving you the hump when after waiting all that time, have only one extra item over the limit.

[QUOTE=Uncle Ebenezer;9739116]People who cannot/will not get the quote function on here. There really should be an IQ test, before you're allowed loose on BE.[/QUOTE

Whats and IQ test?

32 in the local Walmart I visited last week, and only 6 open.

Or the people that decide they need to take something off the total because they haven't got enough cash for everything in their trolley? Of course they do it one item at a time. "Are we there yet?"... No.

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Daughter is a check out chick. She had a moron come through with her moronic husband. Got half way through and she told daughter she couldn't remember her pin. Daughter asked if she had another card. Got to the end and she got a card out and then said she didn't know the pin. She then had another go. Husband said 'use my card'. Shoved that in, moronic wife asked what the pin was, he told her it was the same as hers. They paid cash in the end.

TV drama's like 24, where the mobile phone always has reception and the battery works all day, every day, without fail.

Tele shows where someone jumps into a car while on the run and knows exactly how to start and get the car going...without doing anything daft like switching the wipers on while trying to put the lights on kind of stuff.

Now that it's starting to get chilly....how in MA, they have that clicker on the petrol pump removed so you can't click the trigger to stay on and get back in the car to wait it out...unless you stick the petrol cap in, but that's a bit risky

How after spending $70 on a oil change last week, there's a new tyre place that opened up this week across town that is offering opening specials, one of which is a $20 oil change....okay that's for standard oil and synthetic is double, but that's still a lot cheaper...

Probably because they are trying to imitate the banks ...

It's hard to fathom the point of having a debit card if you can't remember the pin. I could see the obvious frustration on the cashiers face, as well as everyone else that was standing in the queue with me.

Maybe not moronic, just getting older. She may not have realised she didn't remember the pin until she needed to enter it.. I've forgotten my pin before now, and just switched to a credit card. Of course in the UK etc. you need a pin for the credit card too.