Butter fingers
By two-hours-to-pick-up - 09/10/2009 09:46 - Australia
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could have been worse. could have been a rack of dishes and glasses.
exactley. if it was good quality / real jewelery it would have broke. just the shelve though.
http://www.prizerebel.com/index.php?r=3915
It's so easy to do that when wearing stuff that juts out. It happens to me at work. FYL.
You shouldn't be wearing a backpack in a store anyways. Don't they usually make you leave that type of stuff behind the counter? Well whatever, YDI for being so uncoordinated.
?? yeah okay... I've never been to a store, or heard of one, that makes you take of your backpack. It'd be the same as having a bulky handbag or something
At GRCC (A college in MI), they made you leave your backpack with a person in front that gave you a number to claim it
Alot of stores are like that up here in Canada. Supposed to deter (spelling?) theft.
yes people in stores where you are from. OP's from Aus -that was my point- sorry i didn't make it clear
Honestly, I worked a few retail jobs before escaping from that grind, and that kind of stuff happened all the time. As long as the customers were at least apologetic and didn't just swan off like "Oh well, your problem now!" we never got bent out of shape over it. Yeah it's embarassing, but don't lose sleep over it.
Why were you wearing your travel backpack in the jewelry section??
YDI. Try paying a little attention to your surroundings, idiot.
be more careful lol
did u have 2 clean it up?
That is so me... :P
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could have been worse. could have been a rack of dishes and glasses.
Honestly, I worked a few retail jobs before escaping from that grind, and that kind of stuff happened all the time. As long as the customers were at least apologetic and didn't just swan off like "Oh well, your problem now!" we never got bent out of shape over it. Yeah it's embarassing, but don't lose sleep over it.