Things I've learned while working at Blockbuster...

[kyzaskiwi]

wewn't other people posting a bunch too? i thought this was appropriate for this thread and i thought we were posting things that everyone experienced as well.. sorry if i did it wrong

[zooworker]

Originally Posted by kyzaskiwi

wewn't other people posting a bunch too? i thought this was appropriate for this thread and i thought we were posting things that everyone experienced as well.. sorry if i did it wrong

You were ok, not flamming you, just long post tend to lose my attention.

[kyzaskiwi]

yeah and i tend to make them, sorry bout that

[number one seller no more]

Originally Posted by zooworker

You were ok, not flamming you, just long post tend to lose my attention.

short attention span??

[zooworker]

Originally Posted by ineedanotherjob

short attention span??

Somtimes, only when I have read the same from others.

[Aphrodite]

Originally Posted by kyzaskiwi

yeah and i tend to make them, sorry bout that

Theres no need to apologize kyzaskiwi.

If Zooworker cant read more than a paragraph at once, then he should just scroll past your posts until he gets to Johnlows.

[zooworker]

Originally Posted by Aphrodite

Theres no need to apologize kyzaskiwi.

If Zooworker cant read more than a paragraph at once, then he should just scroll past your posts until he gets to Johnlows.

She is right, not your problem, it's mine. I couldn't find a Johnlows post after yours

[number one seller no more]

here's another I thought of:

-when walking into the store with an issue on a busy Friday night, it is perfectly acceptable to stand on the side of the counter, expecting someone to come to you to see what the problem is. Even though there's a line a mile long and every employee you see is manning a register, it's not necessary for you to join the line, someone will stop what they're doing and help you right away. Better yet, go ahead and holler out "my movie didn't work, can I have another one?" That will really get results.

[yousickf'ingbastard]

Originally Posted by ineedanotherjob

here's another I thought of:

-when walking into the store with an issue on a busy Friday night, it is perfectly acceptable to stand on the side of the counter, expecting someone to come to you to see what the problem is. Even though there's a line a mile long and every employee you see is manning a register, it's not necessary for you to join the line, someone will stop what they're doing and help you right away. Better yet, go ahead and holler out "my movie didn't work, can I have another one?" That will really get results.

thats funny. i just tell them to get in line.

but i guess it depends if the guest is attractive then i would just forget everybody in line and do my best to "serve" her.

[youthfulsm]

Originally Posted by yousickf'ingbastard

thats funny. i just tell them to get in line.

but i guess it depends if the guest is attractive then i would just forget everybody in line and do my best to "serve" her.

Don't you mean "serve her" so that she can better service you?