Readers Comments
happyncheerful wrote: I also always chat to the cashier...and I totally agree with you about returning the trolley. I can't stand it when I see people dump them wherever they feel like. It's so selfish.
shruti wrote: I THINK OUR SMILE CHANGES EVERYTHING.
S KEEP SMILNG
S KEEP SMILNG
AURELIA wrote: Thank you for reminding us to slow down and think of others. My son is a cashier and he said he can work for hours and not come across a frustrated person, but then all of sudden he has someone in line who feels He/She is 'better' than he is. They'll talk rudely to him and complain about everything from not weighing vegetables fast enough and the way he is bagging the items. He always tries to take a deep breath and then Have a Smile. I hope the readers of your story realize they effect people with their attitudes and will be inspired by your lovely story. THANK YOU for SMILING. ~Aurelia
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: The little things always matter. Thanks for making a difference. It is always a good reminder to slow down. Thanks!
Nakamura216 wrote: I'd like to thank you for this. It seem so often that we forget what it was like or what it could be like. I wish you only the best and I'm pretty sure that I speak for the people in that kind of situation when I say thank you for realizing that life isn't going to end because it took a little bit more time in the store than it could have. Thank you For building Patients!
Norman wrote: Thanks for reminding us to be considerate.
andriadesiree wrote: Love this reminder! We are all in this life together! Thank you...
geet wrote: Thanks for sharing.Next time I'm at a store, I'll put the cart in the right place.
brighteyes wrote: Everyone should be appreciated and thanked for the service they do....and YES, our society,me included sometimes, always seem to be in a rush and we can get short tempered, Patience is a very important and sometimes difficult virtue to acquire...thanks for reminding us how important it is and how it makes a huge difference. I too, grew up in midwest and always put my cart away....I also frequent the same grocery store and have become friendly with some of the baggers, the cashiers, etc....I like to smile and greet all and I say thank you to everyone for the services they provide....I too, LOVE THE THANK YOU'S AT WORK ...EVEN IF SOMETIMES THEY ARE FAR AND FEW.
katlampi wrote: I work as a cashier, so thank you on so many levels. It is nice to see some compassion. Just yesterday, I was asked to bring in carts, and it killed my entire day to see that fifteen of our blue carts were wandering around the parking lot in places other than the cart return. So inconsiderate. I live in Michigan, so comparably cold to the PA winters. Thank you for sharing this story with the group.
