25+ Cashiers Are Sharing Specific Items People Buy That They Secretly Judge Them For
There’s a Catch
Okay, so we know that not everyone is cool about buying things that their girlfriend or wife needs. This judgment goes the other way too.
This cashier said outright that if you bring a box of pads or tampons to the register and you’re not feminine presenting, they’re probably going to guess you’re shopping for someone else. When people make it into a bigger deal than it needs to be, this person judges.
Morning Joe
There are plenty of people who can’t function without their morning coffee. Working at a coffee shop, you fill a wide range of orders for a drink it seems everyone takes differently.
This person couldn’t help but cringe at this coffee order. There’s nothing wrong with a large coffee or tea, but this much cream and sugar is enough to wake you up and rot your teeth. We hope she likes her coffee sweet!
Candy Preferences
We all have our favorites when it comes to food. With a lot of people sharing opinions on food, it’s easy for certain options to get a reputation as unappealing.
While this can vary depending on your tastes, most people agree that circus peanuts are an odd candy. Still, they wouldn’t keep making them if no one was buying them. That doesn’t mean that this cashier won’t judge you on your way through.
A Horrible Fate
Cashiers at pet stores are likely to make more of a note of your purchases than the cashiers you run into at a convenience or grocery store. As for this person, it was inappropriate habitats for animals that got to them.
If you’re going to have a pet, you need to provide for it. Shoving a fish into an undersized bowl or keeping your hamster in too close of quarters, are things cashiers judge, especially when you have a flimsy excuse like this.
Being a cashier isn’t easy. Just like any customer service position, you have to deal with a lot throughout the day. You might also form opinions based on your new perspective in your local grocery store or restaurant. These cashiers all shared the things that they judge people for buying, for better or for worse.