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Input: I work as a cashier at a grocery store. Yesterday was the closest I’ve ever come to walking out and quitting. Saturdays are usually our busiest days, and when you couple in the fact that Thanksgiving is coming up, we were incredibly busy. I’ve been at work for about 2 hours and we’ve been backed up for the whole time and I haven’t been able to catch my breath. I’m lightheaded and my mouth is hella dry. For the first time, I only have one person in my line, meaning if I can get her out quick enough, I can get a little break. I’m almost done, and then a lady with a cartful of groceries pulls into my line.  

I start to check her out, and she’s one of the nastiest people I’ve ever checked out. She’s complaining. She says I’m “damaging” her groceries by sliding them quickly and lightly, whining that I don’t have a bagger to help me out, and complaining on the fact that our Buy One Get Ones don’t come off until everything is scanned. 

The whole time I’m being as kind as I can. I’m regarded as one of the nicest cashiers we have by both my customers and colleagues, but she’s pushing my patience. I’m almost done with her and then I see two more people pull in my line. Pushed to my limit, I’m putting her groceries into her buggy and purposely drop the big ass gallon of tea she has onto her loaf of bread and wish her a good day.

purposely crushing a lady's bread