Missing the point...

[johno]

We try to be good, so we often purchase reusable store bags.

Today at BevMo, they had their reusable bag on sale for 80 cents. So I added one to my purchase pile.

Clerk rings things up and asks if I want him "to break down the 6 pack of cider and put it in the bag."

No need, it's easy carry without a bag.

He then proceeds to put the store bag and my other purchases in a plastic bag.

Comments

[klwalton.livejournal.com]

If it's hard cider, doesn't it have to be bagged? (I honestly don't know the answer to that question, but something in the back of my brain is telling me that.)

[ramblingmom.livejournal.com]

Okay -- and he's working at BevMo - and NOT at a nuclear power plant.

(And now you know where they find the people that call the help desk and ask which is the "any" key).

[lemmozine.livejournal.com]

Why don't they just add an "any" key to keyboards so help desks won't get those calls?

Is naming your child "Any Key" child abuse because people will hit them?

[supersniffles.livejournal.com]

Unclear on the concept much?
I bought a re-useable bag from Safeway recently and my clerk had paid for his clue and took off the tag and put my crap into the re-useable bag. Sans any other packing materials.

[howeird]

The current standard in computer documentation uses the word "press" rather than "hit", due to people taking the word literally, often with heavy objects. While I personally abhor a well-pressed child, some parents would welcome the idea.

[lemmozine.livejournal.com]

That would be iron-ic, and prevent de-pression at the same time. Unfortunately, jokes about ironing and pressing tend to fall flat.

I think parents should even be careful with names like Anneke, etc.

Now that would be a good name for a kid. Etcetera. Fortunately for my children, my prospects of having any seem rather dim.