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I& #39;m just remembering the weird thing that happened when I& #39;d ask for phone numbers while cashiering:
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I asked a man for his phone number. Her kept giving me 9 numbers. I tried to emphasize a phone number was 10 numbers and he couldn& #39;t remember which number he was missing.
Eventually, he got it. Maybe. I was taking his number as he was signing up for a store card.
Eventually, he got it. Maybe. I was taking his number as he was signing up for a store card.
"I don& #39;t remember my number. I don& #39;t call myself."
This was only in reference to cell phone numbers. Not home numbers. 99% of the time, if asked about a home number, they remembered it. But cell phone number??? No freaking clue
This was only in reference to cell phone numbers. Not home numbers. 99% of the time, if asked about a home number, they remembered it. But cell phone number??? No freaking clue
"Why do you need my phone number?!"
People don& #39;t trust that we aren& #39;t trying to sell their number. We just need it for when they don& #39;t bring in their store card.
They never brought their store card in after that. We always had to look up their number.
People don& #39;t trust that we aren& #39;t trying to sell their number. We just need it for when they don& #39;t bring in their store card.
They never brought their store card in after that. We always had to look up their number.
