Today a customer felt faint. Prior to that accident she said she was sick. As she was buying sumatriptan I thought to myself it must be migraine, but no headache, the light did not bother her, only nauseous. So the the situation was not clear. I asked her some more questions, and after I had heard
the numbness yesterday
I called an ambulance. Later on the situation was even more dramatic, but can you believe in the middle of that situation another customer trod EKG paper underfoot pushed me, and said I cant reach that juice from the shelf, can you move right?! Can you believe that! I was holding the faint patient.
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A nasty customer.
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Yep sounds about right...people are idiots and there is no one in the world more important than them
We had a guy go tonic clonic on us....some nutjob actually walked up to me while I was trying to protect the guy's head and tried give me an empty bottle to refill. Definitely a WTF moment.
I would have thrown the bottle away, and told him to call back later! There are just too many insensitive a-holes out there.
