People sometimes get rude cashiers at stores. This was posted on Facebook by Jim Shaver on December 3, 2020:
“I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest cashier today. I guess it’s my own fault for using the self checkout lane.”
“I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest bitching cashier today. I guess it’s my own fault for using the self-checkout lane” was posted on Facebook by PsychoBitchLou on December 13, 2020.
Facebook
Jim Shaver
December 3, 2020 at 8:41 AM ·
I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest cashier today.
I guess it’s my own fault for using the self checkout lane.
Twitter
Jokerswild
@JokersWildUK
I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest cashier today.
I guess it’s my own fault for using the self checkout lane.
5:17 AM · Dec 8, 2020·Twitter for Android
Twitter
TAYLOR
@LeedSTUnited
I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest cashier today.
I guess it’s my own fault for using the self checkout lane.
1:16 PM · Dec 8, 2020·Twitter for iPad
Facebook
Fat Bernard
December 9, 2020 at 5:40 PM ·
I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest Morrisons cashier today.
I guess it’s my own fault for using the self checkout lane.
Facebook
PsychoBitchLou
December 13, 2020 at 3:02 PM ·
I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest bitching cashier today.
I guess it’s my own fault for using the self-checkout lane.
Facebook
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December 14, 2020 at 5:46 PM ·
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I had the rudest, slowest, nastiest cashier today.
I guess it’s my own fault for using the self checkout lane.
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