If she's a couponer she most likely was. I've had a LOT of experience with them and most of them are horrible! They don't care if they back up the checkout line and have no consideration for anyone but themselves.

#122, I'm a guy, not a girl. Read the details under the original post. and no, I'm not a couponer, it was a single coupon... for 50 cents. #13, no I wasn't a jerk about it, but I did laugh my ass off after I left the store.

Today, I realized I F'ed up my own FML post. It should have said "refused to accept the coupon" (singular) since I only had one. this caused some confusion in the comments and made a few people think I'm an extreme couponer. FML :)

If another country does that then its ridiculous...i would NEVER want to save money on my groceries if it were to take money out of the cashiers paycheck...and if anyone else did then they're mean and the store is mean for doing that to the employees.

They may come from another country that doesn't use coupons so they're unfamiliar with how coupons work.

47, that does make sense.

42- some countries may not have coupons and don't know how they work. Maybe they came from a country that does all their grocery shopping through produce stands. Who knows?

I said 47 was right, meaning that the whole idea of him coming from a country without coupons makes sense. But, the way you worded it was not that he came from a country without coupons and you could have easily said this in your original comment.

Yea, I see where you could get that. Next time, my comment will be so crystal-ball clear, I will even throw in a horoscope in there for ya.

You talkin' to me, punk?

Watch it buster

More like God help America D:

26- Indication*

Fail 63.

70- How did I fail? Indictment is a legal term, it wasn't the appropriate word usage, which is why I corrected it with "indication".

I was a cashier for a two years and I was never taught that either. I wasn't because its common sense. A manager shouldn't have to teach their employee something like that..

During training I was always told to assume the trainee knows nothing. If I was to skip the basic stuff it was after a conversation of the person telling me what they know. Maybe ask a few questions about the business. If someone knows nothing or never had experience with coupons, it wouldn't be common sense to them. Toss in some coworkers may find this amusing and plant the idea that the money comes from their check to screw with them, or during training deductions from pay was went over and scared the employee. Yea, it sounds stupid to not get how it works but there could be 100 reasons why, including a simple brain fart. I've had web jobs where we had to teach people simple computer things like cut and paste. If they can code, you think they'd know that. More often then not, it came more from nerves then stupidity.

110- I feel like you looked too deeply into this FML. Regardless of any reasoning, "the customer is always right", especially when it comes to something as simple as accepting a coupon.