She looked in my desk and even in my backpack. This happened in 2006, so there was absolutely no way I could have Googled the question on a smartphone, and she kept all our textbooks during tests. Me: “I just love history I’ve already read about that topic just for the sake of it.” Teacher: “Since we haven’t covered that topic yet, it’s clear that you cheated.” I, however, had a zero, even though everything was correct. When she gave the test results back, everyone had an eight they had just missed the last question. Being a huge history nerd, I had no problem answering it, not even thinking much about it. In sixth grade, my history teacher once gave us a fairly easy test, but with a question on a topic that we hadn’t learned in class. From then on, she was required to do all plans herself, and after that, no matter how crazy things were, no one ever offered to help her again.
She was also told she cannot speak to me or any staff like that, especially in front of customers, and she was made to apologize to me in person and write me a letter. If it had been plan seven, she could have claimed she hadn’t had time to switch it yet, but it was two plans off. She actually ended up doing plan six herself, and the person from the head office noticed. Then, in the staff room, she accused me of doing plan three and made me do plan one. First, she gave me something like plan five. Together, we realized that was like eight plans behind. Two days later, I was pulled into the manager’s office. I went to the back and the grocery supervisor, having heard the screaming, asked what was going on, so I told her. I then turned to the other cashiers and told them I was going on my coffee break. I was only trying to help you since there was so much to do, but since, technically, this is not my job, I will stop now and let you do it correctly.” Me: “I am sorry I am so useless and stupid. To make it utterly clear, we were in the candy section surrounded by staff and customers. Head Cashier: “It’s wrong!” *Holding up yet another paper* “This is the one you should be doing! Seriously, you are completely useless!” Me: “What are you talking about? I’m doing exactly what you told me to do.” Head Cashier: “Are you stupid? How hard is it to do your job properly?!” One time, as walked past, I asked if she was sure it was the right one.Ībout an hour later, I was almost done thanks to help from another cashier when came back. You’d better fix it after you are done with your lunch!”Īfter lunch, I started over but shortly realized I was basically putting everything back.
Head Cashier: “Well, this is the one you should be doing. And for the record, neither of these is the one I was doing.” Me: “You are the one who gave me the paper before I was doing exactly what you told me to do. I took a moment to look at the papers and saw that neither was the one I was doing since there was no writing or anything on them. Head Cashier: “This is the one you were doing! And this is the one you should be doing!” Head Cashier: “You are doing the wrong plans!” Shocked, I didn’t answer and stared at her. Head Cashier: “What do you think you are doing?!” While I was on my lunch, came in angrily waving a paper. She gave me the paperwork without a thank-you and told me to do it quickly. It was a slow day, so I offered to do the reorganization for her since I knew how from working grocery. One day, we were informed that someone from the head office was coming, so was worked up over everything she had to do. The head cashier was responsible for doing any reorganization that was sent down from head office. For cashiers, it was our job to keep the candy section organized. I was working my first real job as a cashier, but I was also trained in the grocery and fashion departments.
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