SUPERMARKET employees interact with hundreds of customers every single day.
So it comes as no surprise to hear that many employees have the same conversation with customers all the time, and it can get frustrating.
Often employers get the same comments from customers day in and day out, and it can get pretty boring.
Holly Dixon, 23, works at Tesco, and as a checkout employee, she’s always dealing with customers.
She revealed on TikTok that there were three comments, in particular, that she hears at least ten times every shift she works.
The supermarket checkout worker said many customers inform her they ‘only came in to buy one thing’.
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But obviously, when they come to Holly’s till she sees they have basically bought the entire shop.
The annoying comments don’t stop there.
We all know how some items can be a pain to scan through, and Holly said customers couldn’t help but ask if that meant the product would be free.
“Oh, it’s not scanning? It must be free!” Unimpressed by the frequent comment, Holly responds ‘absolutely not.’
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When Holly occasionally gets some downtime on the till there’s usually a customer just around the corner willing to ruin it.
Customers who spot Holly with no one else to serve often say ‘You look bored, let’s give you something to do,’ before loading up their goodies onto her checkout.
But Holly says she would be perfectly happy chilling and counting down the minutes until her shift finishes.
Any job comes with pros and cons, but Holly stated she loved working at Tesco in the comments.
Viewers thought the video was hilarious with some admitting they are the customers who make these comments and other checkout staff agreeing with Holly.
One wrote: “Hold my hand up that I’m probably one of these people that say these things.”
“Oh god I say all of those, sometimes all at once.” Another user added.
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A third person said: “I used to work on checkout and this gave me PTSD. The same comments keep rolling.”
“Life on the checkouts do be like this.” Another user commented.
