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Apr. 11th, 2006 11:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
titusnowlToday they told me to be the door greeter. Two problems:
1. They didn't tell me what to do when the alarm went off, so I was pretty much just waving peoples' bags over the register deactivatey thing and sending them home.
2. NO INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION WHATSOEVER. "Hello! Would you like a buggy? Here you go! Hello! Would you like a buggy? Here you go! Hello! Would you like a buggy? Here you go!" Captain Feathersword could've done it if he were only strong enough to push the carts! I need SOME sort of mental problem to keep on my mind to alleviate the tedium. At least when cashiering I can at least try to play Grocery Store Detective and make guesses about people's lives based on what they're purchasing. As a door greeter, the highlight of my day was when I got to park one of the motorized carts.
1. They didn't tell me what to do when the alarm went off, so I was pretty much just waving peoples' bags over the register deactivatey thing and sending them home.
2. NO INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION WHATSOEVER. "Hello! Would you like a buggy? Here you go! Hello! Would you like a buggy? Here you go! Hello! Would you like a buggy? Here you go!" Captain Feathersword could've done it if he were only strong enough to push the carts! I need SOME sort of mental problem to keep on my mind to alleviate the tedium. At least when cashiering I can at least try to play Grocery Store Detective and make guesses about people's lives based on what they're purchasing. As a door greeter, the highlight of my day was when I got to park one of the motorized carts.
