Coupons Are The Bane of My Existence....
So today was my first day at my "new" job. The reason I say "new" is because it really isn't new. I've done this job before in the same exact warehouse, with mostly the same exact people.
It's amazing to me that this place pays so well, that many people never ever have any aspiration to leave. They just move on up. Which for me I suppose is a great thing. You see, for 5-6 years ago when I was employed full time there were a couple of middle aged women who were putting in their time. These same middle ages women liked the fact that I was young, impressionable, and "cute."
Flash forward a couple of years, and those same middle aged woman are still there, except I'm "grown up," and I believe the term handsome was used, which as we all know, is a term I feel should only be reserved for grandmas to use. Anyway, that's besides the point. The point of this is, because I've known these ladies for years, and because they are now in charge, I was able to land myself a bit of a bonus on my first day.
I was told, on my first day, to jump on register 15. Which is cool, because I get paid more than the base pay and I hate "boxing" things up for people. So off I went to register 15 to start cashiering, something I haven't done in roughly 5-6 years.
Nothing upsets the heard more than someone "new guy" coming into people spots and jacking one of the cashier spots that was open for the holiday season. One of the supervisors came in to talk to me on my lunch
Sup: "dude, some people are pissed off already that you're cashiering.
Me: "oh I'm sorry. (I wasn't.)
Sup: "it's cool, I mean I put you on there."
Me: Well I thank you for that.
Sup: "I just told people you've worked here before and knew what you were doing."
Me: "oh cool, that's good. I mean, I do. Ya know... know what I'm doing."
Seriously people, it's like riding a bike. I mean, I'm not going to lie, there were definitely some things that I didn't remember but I don't think I shortchanged the register, and no one go