Bakery Problems

Every Bakery has problems. Customers being one of the biggest.

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Working in customer service, I can’t help but wonder…

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The struggle is too real!

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Watching a coworker carry a cake out to a customer, hit the edge of the table and completely bite it as they fall down and drop the cake to the floor.

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Like when it’s a holiday and you’re so understaffed that you don’t forsee yourself ever going home.

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To every manager that has ever turned on you, making you think that they were your friend and then it just became a huge lie.

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No. No grocery store worker wants to be there forever...

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Walking in to work the day after Christmas...it looks like a bomb hit it.

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You leave your department for a break just as that one pain in the ass customer comes walking up...not like you planned it or anything.

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Watching that one coworker you hate get called up to HR for something that they’ve done wrong. You really shouldn’t be smiling, but damn  it’s just so hard...

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When someone comes up to your register with an attitude.

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Every. Single. Retail. Worker. EVER.

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When you're in the bakery and people point vaguely at the pastries and you're supposed to just know what they want. And then when you ask them to be more specific, instead of actually reading out the name, they reach over the glass and poke what they want.

Or they get mad that you can’t see the exact pastry you and pointing at from the other side of the pastry stand…

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When a customer repeatedly tells you they are in a hurry. 

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Having a customer beg/ bribe you to help them out, even if it’s against policy and you could get fired for it.

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Every. Single. Holiday.

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Looking at customers who insist on coming through the door a half hour before you close and then of course they can’t hurry.

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Sitting in a training class and having to watch outdated video after outdated video.