Judged for buying vodka at 9.03am!!

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• OnDatKryptonite Posts: 1,406

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  02/09/12 - 11:35 #2

  VoodooChic wrote: »

  I bought a bottle of vodka from "The Co-operative" earlier with my morning papers, croissants and milk....the vodka was for later but the stupid bitch at the checkout made me feel like an alcoholic "You're in for a good morning"....I am still a bit annoyed actually, I feel like complaining

  
  You should. "I pay for goods and services, not unsolicited opinions from your staff about my purchases."

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 515

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  02/09/12 - 11:36 #3

  life gets a lot tougher than this, brace yourself.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 21,093

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  02/09/12 - 11:36 #4

  Saying "Ha Ha Ha, it's for tonight" should have solved the problem.

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• annette kurten Posts: 39,543

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  02/09/12 - 11:36 #5

  hahahahahahaha.

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• KornerKabin Posts: 20,308

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  02/09/12 - 11:38 #6

  VoodooChic wrote: »

  I bought a bottle of vodka from "The Co-operative" earlier with my morning papers, croissants and milk....the vodka was for later but the stupid bitch at the checkout made me feel like an alcoholic "You're in for a good morning"....I am still a bit annoyed actually, I feel like complaining

  
  The staff at the Co-op (sorry, the Co-operativegoodwithfood) near where I used to live were always over-friendly and always ready with some predictable comment about the things you were buying.
  
  Perhaps it's just Co-ops?

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• Moony Posts: 15,093

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  02/09/12 - 11:38 #7

  Wow - can't take a joke........

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• VoodooChic Posts: 9,868

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  02/09/12 - 11:39 #8

  Moony wrote: »

  Wow - can't take a joke........

  
  Not in my current state of mind no!

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• Bizza Posts: 2,356

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  02/09/12 - 11:39 #9

  Calm down and drink your vodka.

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• adopter Posts: 11,937

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  02/09/12 - 11:39 #10

  Sounds like she was just making a joke, not judging you. Nothing to get offended or angry about.
  
  However, I have bought vodka at that time for consumption in the morning so perhaps I wouldn't have been so bothered anyway.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 5,692

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  02/09/12 - 11:40 #11

  Where there's blame there's a claim.

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• VoodooChic Posts: 9,868

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  02/09/12 - 11:40 #12

  Bizza wrote: »

  Calm down and drink your vodka.

  
  What a good idea!!

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• PrestonAl Posts: 10,342

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  02/09/12 - 11:41 #13

  Tackomacko wrote: »

  life gets a lot tougher than this, brace yourself.

  
  I think this sums it up for me

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 515

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  02/09/12 - 11:41 #14

  VoodooChic wrote: »

  What a good idea!!

  
  she was right then you are in for a good morning.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 2,889

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  02/09/12 - 11:41 #15

  what the shop worker said was a reasonable thing to say
  
  how do you know her comment was about the vodka....maybe she likes croissants and milk

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• Jane Doh! Posts: 43,307

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  02/09/12 - 11:41 #16

  It's more of an attempt at small talk than a judgement.

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• Ads Posts: 37,056

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  02/09/12 - 11:42 #17

  So she was trying to be friendly in a light hearted way and you take offence at that OP? Think this thread says more about you than her, especially you calling her 'a stupid bitch'.

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• VoodooChic Posts: 9,868

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  02/09/12 - 11:43 #18

  I am rather anxious, uptight and short tempered in general these days....I won't be complaining, I just need to chill the fook out

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• SpeedOfLight Posts: 1,118

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  02/09/12 - 11:43 #19

  VoodooChic wrote: »

  Not in my current state of mind no!

  
  Why, are you already drunk? :eek:
  
  Did you buy the Daily Mail? That could be why she made that comment.

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• Moony Posts: 15,093

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  02/09/12 - 11:44 #20

  VoodooChic wrote: »

  Not in my current state of mind no!

  
  That seems to be an acknowledgement that the problem lies with you not her.........

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• VoodooChic Posts: 9,868

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  02/09/12 - 11:44 #21

  SpeedOfLight wrote: »

  Why, are you already drunk? :eek:

  
  No see 2 posts up

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 515

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  02/09/12 - 11:45 #22

  VoodooChic wrote: »

  I am rather anxious, uptight and short tempered in general these days....I won't be complaining, I just need to chill the fook out

  
  drinking will make your problems worse mate.

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• Red Okktober Posts: 10,434

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  02/09/12 - 11:45 #23

  Release the hounds

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 22,736

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  02/09/12 - 11:45 #24

  Bit of an over reaction i think. It is the kind of thing I would say and to be honest I would be green with envy.
  
  She was only trying to be friendly.

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• Cryolemon Posts: 8,670

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  02/09/12 - 11:45 #25

  My brother was once drinking a can of lager on the train at about 10am (after working a night shift and not having been to bed) and commented afterwards that people probably thought he was a tramp.

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• trinity2002 Posts: 16,059

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  02/09/12 - 11:46 #26

  I once bought a bottle of wine on my way home from a night shift for later that night. I admit to feeling a little embarrassed when I took it to the checkout, and that was before any reaction from the checkout assistant.
  
  Actually she didn't bat an eyelid.

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