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Doing two shifts in my new volunteering job has changed my life significantly. I am feeling muscles that have been hiding for years. I do 4 hours on cash on Tuesdays and 4 hours on Saturday putting new housewares products out on the sales floor. Lots of bending and stretching. Cash is busy, and has to keep me on my mental toes. People are friendly, lots of grandparents shopping for Christmas presents already. THere seems to be one unhappy customer per shift, though. Yesterday a lady brought back a plate that she had bought for $1.50 on Saturday........ Her reason? some of the design was not "perfect" it looked like it had been washed in the dishwasher,, and why would we sell something like that?... I reminded her that everything in the store is second hand, and that's the reason the plate was $1.50 and not $20.00 She found another plate (same design) that she felt was better, so we just exchanged it. She went home happy, I thought it didn't look any different. LOL
When I got home, I was happy that I had leftover goulasch, cooked some pasta and crashed on my chair. Being on cash strains my shoulders and arms. There's lots of packaging and wrapping to do. FUN, mostly.
When I got home, I was happy that I had leftover goulasch, cooked some pasta and crashed on my chair. Being on cash strains my shoulders and arms. There's lots of packaging and wrapping to do. FUN, mostly.
