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On July 6th,2017 around 7:45 pm customers came in (3 woman)-and Jack and myself started flipping rugs for them to look at. when we got about 8 rugs to the bottom they pikd the rug they wanted..At that point jack got very irritated that they weren't for sure if that was the rug they were going to choose and he continued to pace and started to get angry, then the customers were talking about a rug in the smaller pile jack again being irritated and upset to the point the customers could tell that jack didn't want to pull the other rug they kinda walk off to browse around and Jack stated he's going to go up front and get hold tag because he's not pulling that f..... Rug tonight it's too late. The customers return and decide she wanted the rug …show more content…
Then myself and Jack went into the store as the other women were paying jack and I were waiting for them to unlock the door to let them out he continually bad mouthed them cursing them under his breathe and Bob says I will let them out go ahead and put the rugs back and on the way put the rugs back jack started punching the stack of rugs acting ridiculous, as we start putting the rugs back he starts throwing them and says " those stupid cunt bitches I hope they die on the way home" they do this Shit on purpose cone in and stay late to piss me off and get me upset and now im upset and they
The story is taking place in a prairie. The first line of pg. 47 declares that. The same page is talking about a storm might be coming. I guess, there is a ocean near the prairie. On pg. 48, I found that the prairie landscape is discomforting due to the fact that it seems alive. It also talks about the farmsteads are there to intensify the situation. That same page talking about putting fire. It is taking place during winter, and may be somewhere during December. I think, the time is during the Great Depression of 1930's. In pg. 51 we found that John's farm is under mortgage. The same page tells, He works hard too much to earn some dollars. From pg. 52, I also found, he does not appoint any helper. In pg. 52, Ann remembers about their good time as well. Now, they are not having that of a easy life. They are tired by the labour. These all quotations proves that, the setting of the story is in a hill during the great depression of 1930's.
At Chipotle, a Mexican fast food restaurant, the customer approached the first station where he ordered a burrito. The first employee asked “What can I get started for you?” The customer then replied with “Andrew will get a chicken burrito.” The employee proceeded then to warm a tortilla and ask the customer what kind of rice and beans he would like. The customer responded in similar fashion, saying, “Andrew will take some brown rice and no beans.” It was then that the customer began to look at the customer with a confused look. She did not say anything, and she continued to keep creating the burrito. When the customer went to the next part of the burrito-creating process (with a new employee), he did not begin his responses with “Andrew will have” but rather stating what he wanted on the burrito (e.g. “pico, sour cream and cheese, please.”). The next employee was the cashier, responsible for ringing up the customer for his food. The cashier asked the customer if the burrito was going to be it for him. The customer responded with “That’s going to be it for Andrew today.” The cashier then acknowledged the customer and then proceeded to check the customer out. Once the checkout was completed, the customer said “Thank you,” and left the restaurant.
The Mom and Pop shop open every day at 9:00 am, and the Pop has never been late opening the doors, it has been this way for 45 years. A long time, the shop stays open until 9:00 pm every day, except on Sundays and Holidays. Both Mom and Pop have worked the 12 hour shifts for 45 years, they have raised their family, they are loved by the community, it is, and has been the true American dream. However, one day Pop is working the register, and a young man enters the store, this young man kills Pop during an Armed Robbery. The police arrive, and determine through the video system, that the suspect was inside the store approximately 45 seconds, fortunately, a young beat cop was able to locate and arrest the suspect. However, the wheels of Justice
8/3/16- Miss Rojas was upset when I asked her to consider buying the bins for her house. She has been waiting for DCP&P to get her bins for a little over two weeks. She told me she should not have to buy them and she will not buy them. She has to many bills to pay. I offered to help her go over the family’s budget and help them save up the money. She was not interested in saving the money. She says DCP&P have to buy her the bins.
On 06/11/18 at 11:28 AM ET, MM Andrew Aiken reported a non-associate felt SSG Emily Clarke had accused her of shoplifting so she threatened her at 3:45 PM GMT on 6/11/18. Clarke felt the non-associate was trying to place an accessory bag in to her own shopping bag. Clarke told the security guard over the headset that she felt that he was need in the backroom. The daughter of the non-associate overheard what Clarke had said over the headset and told the non-associate. The non-associate, who was upset, that Clarke had accused her of shoplifting, went over to Clarke, and began to curse and yell at Clarke. Aiken attempted to deescalate the situation with the non-associate, when the non-associate offered to have the associates look in her bags
In society, there has always been a gap between men and women. Women are generally expected to be homebodies, and seen as inferior to their husbands. The man is always correct, as he is more educated, and a woman must respect the man as they provide for the woman’s life. During the Victorian Era, women were very accommodating to fit the “house wife” stereotype. Women were to be a representation of love, purity and family; abandoning this stereotype would be seen as churlish living and a depredation of family status. Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story "The Yellow Wallpaper" and Henry Isben’s play A Doll's House depict women in the Victorian Era who were very much menial to their husbands. Nora Helmer, the protagonist in A Doll’s House and the narrator in “The Yellow Wallpaper” both prove that living in complete inferiority to others is unhealthy as one must live for them self. However, attempts to obtain such desired freedom during the Victorian Era only end in complications.
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After our lengthy conversation they became very distant and upset with me; however, I felt that I did the right thing at that time. Furthermore, they continued to act inappropriate and it was starting to be very noticeable no me and some of the customers, which were making comments. At that point I was left with no choice but to report them to my manager. When I talked to my manager I told her the whole situation including me talking to them prior to me coming to her and I got no result from that.
One of the employees greeted me with a smile and asked how I was doing. Instead of just smiling back and saying I fine, I gave her a thumbs up and nodded my head in exaggerated movement. She responded by giving me a shocked look and then awkwardly smiling until i left. Inside Macy’s, i was looking at homecoming dresses and needed a fitting room. I snuck up behind another employee and asked very loudly where the fitting rooms were. SHe jumped a little and then turned around. I think she thought i was deaf because she pointed in the direction of the fitting rooms and kept loudly repeat that they were in the corner over where she was pointing. At the outlets I went to Nike and the employee greeted me by asking how my day was and I went up to him and patted him on the back, while telling him i had a good day. He didn’t respond to this, instead he kept smiling normally and greeting the people behind me. As i walking to another store, a lady standing outside said hello and I stopped and stuck my hand out. I have her a handshake and without staying anything, i left. She looked a bit confused when i left. For my last awkward greeting, I went to American Eagle and i was looking at some jeans. There was a lady and her daughter standing beside me and without looking at them, I said hello and asked them how their day was. They both looked at each other and the mom said they were doing good. Then they
Donnie and his sister Karen both do not have good relationships with their mom or dad. Their dad is constantly leaving the house and coming back as he wishes, this makes it so that they don?t have a good relationship with him. Their father also doesn?t like talking about his childhood and past which makes it even harder to have any sort of relationship with him. Their mom and dad are always finding new things to fight about which doesn?t leave them that much time to develop a good relationship with their kids. Whenever Donnie hears them fighting he stay outside on the porch until either they tell him to come in or Karen yells at them to let him in, ?She?d never go inside. She?d just lean in and yell something like ?Mom its six thirty and Donnie needs his dinner!? ?(Vrettos 24). Donnie never wanted to interfere with their arguments, all he wanted was for them to get along
I didn't pay much attention to the employee who looked down the aisle as I decided on a small silver headset. But in the midst of grabbing my chosen prize, I noticed the same employee look down the aisle again. I froze, and thought, No way, you're overreacting. It can't be. So, headset in hand, I walked to the end of the aisle and looked over. The employee was nowhere to be seen. I shrugged and looked back down my aisle only to see her at the other end, looking at me! I was startled and quite upset, so I gave her an odd look and started walking to the other side of the section. I wanted to see what would happen, and hoped I was imagining things. There I pretended to browse, then turned around. The employee was right there! She turned quickly to fix something that wasn't out of place. I was infuriated and humiliated at how I was being treated. Not once was I asked if I needed help, but the whole time, I was spied on.
The owner of Queensburgh Vet is a very difficult customer to deal with. She is always complaining about something and conversation also end up in an argument. One example is the discount that we give her monthly on her purchases. She supposed to get 12% on her purchases but it only supposed to be applied to non-pharmaceuticals items. She also needed to maintain a purchase value of R20000 on non-pharmaceuticals items. Our internal staff was giving her 12% on all products which made this account non variable. When this was pickup by me, I instructed our account person who deals with her to inform her that the discount structure was incorrect and we will apply the same discount structure like everyone else. I had asked the account person to deal with her because I myself did not want to deal with her. She took her business elsewhere which is about R50000 per month. She has also spoke to other vet and we are having
I was buying a few items and decided to get in line behind a couple and a teenager. As I was arrived the man accidentally hit the woman with the shopping cart. She sneered at him that he had hit her on purpose to which he responded that he did not mean to hit her. The look on her face conveyed that she did not believe him. She and her daughter were on one side of the cart. The daughter appeared to be amused by their interactions and appeared to be on the mother’s side through her leaning towards her mother. The woman paid for her items and walked away with her teenager. The man paid for his items separately and soon joined the woman and teenager near the entrance of the store. I ended up walking out right behind them and I hear the woman ask the man what he was looking at as he was looking her direction. He stated he saw an a**hole and they started arguing a lot more. By this time I was too far away to hear the rest of their exchange. Both the adults look miserable and anger at each other. The man and woman both looked like they were in their early fifties and the teenager looked about seventeen. All three of them appeared to be Caucasian and were dressed in jeans and t-shirts. I would speculate that the woman is a maid or does some kind of manual labor. She looked worn out like she had a hard life and did a lot of manual labor. The man looked more professional and could have been a manager
Home has been and will always be more than the four-walls and the roof it consist off, it is an internal feeling of comfort, safety, happiness and belonging. A home is where the heart is , it is where you can practice your culture freely, be who you are freely and be accepted unconditionally. All of us ,man or woman, big or small unconsciously look for that feeling we had as a child in our mothers hands , not the four-walls that held our house into place but that feeling that makes those four-walls home . The need for a securer and safer home is emphasised through Najaf Mazari and Robert Hillman's 'The Rug maker of Mazar-e-Sharif ' as it is the catalyst for Najaf's journey .The narrative is set in two very different societies, landscapes and cultures, half of the narrative set in Afghanistan , in the subjects dangerous homeland and the other half set in Najaf's future-home Australia. As Najaf lives in Australia he constantly remembers his homeland Afghanistan , comparing it to this new land of Australia , this reinforces that a home is a memory or a feeling in one's head , not a physical aspect in one's life. Mazari and Hillman highlight the importance of a safe home in one's life, illustrating that the ideal home is where one can live without feeling threatened or unsafe.
People change. Brad has always been sorta an achoholic but he began to get worse. His kids had gotten too used to my brother and I and started treating us badly and not welcoming us into their family anymore. Things were shifting fast to me but my mom didnt see it. I would tell her but she still wasnt aware of it. One weekend my little cousin hannah came down for the weekend from Minnisoda and stayed to see me. She was six. It seemed that weekend was when brad was gonna to have a melt-down. We were having a good weekend and all its usually the nights things go bad. We were at the campgorund and brad and my mom were fighting so I was gonna walk to the house with Hannah. Brad wouldnt let us go for some reason and took the car and left. He went to the house and my mom, Hannah and I walked there. He was lighting our stuff on fire and throwing our stuff off the deck. When we got up the drive way he was on the deck with a gun and was threatening us and himself. I immidatly called the cops and my mom called his family to get there. I was crying and so was hannah and my mom. The first person that got there was melanie and she took us to her house. Melanie is brads sister. We stayed there but we didnt see my mom for the rest of the weekend. I took her home and came back and my mom said everything was