My Question to you, DA

[solid_snake_baby]

Originally Posted by trxdltree

think of it this way once you step out your door you wont come back with out them.

also any one else get the sense of da ja vue on this thread

. . . What if you forgot your wallet inside??? Steal them?! nawwwwww :b

I got deja vu *Shudders*

[Sayokane]

Originally Posted by Baby Dragon

Well I cant say this for all stores but I'm a cashier at Wal Mart actually and we are not aloud to say anything about a product that a customer is buying. If we did it's pretty much instant termination of our job. Most likely all stores are this way...So that might give a little more confidence... all that left to do is find an empty line so no other custome rsees you and that doesn't really matter if your a little wasys away from your hometown

I believe there is an exception to that rule; at least where I worked retail there was.

We weren't allowed to ask a customer about their products either, but if that customer looked to young for that product (like say, beer? or Cigs? Or even a M or higher rated movie) we were allowed to refuse sale.

I recall one time while working; I saw this seven year old girl carrying a pack of pampers, yet I've never seen that mother with another baby - so I assumed those were for the girl. I guessed right when the girl's mother decided it was a smooth idea to check her daughters diaper while in a store full of people, she got quite a few ugly stares and one women even came over and told her that that wasn't proper and that her seven still being in diapers was a 'discracie'

You see; while we aren't aloud to question products unless their the ones listed, we were allowed to stop potential fights which I stopped. I told the customer that if the mother wants to that, it's completely her business. I also told that women that for all she knows, the child could've very well made that choice on her own. Contrary to popular belief, 'some' children are able to make a few decisions on their own - just not all.

[Baby Dragon]

Originally Posted by Sayokane

I believe there is an exception to that rule; at least where I worked retail there was.

We weren't allowed to ask a customer about their products either, but if that customer looked to young for that product (like say, beer? or Cigs? Or even a M or higher rated movie) we were allowed to refuse sale.

well ya that's a law of course, but ya for anything else its the customers business alone...

, but im too young to run the register that sells the tobacco products and our store doesn't sell beer so the only stuff i need to question are movies and such which i rarely ask cause you usually see a drivers license in there wallet anyways...

and yea so like your situation there pretty much proves it that when your buying diapers from a store, you need to worry less about the cashiers and more about the other customers... like i said before try to find an empty line W/e store your at.

[trxdltree]

. . . What if you forgot your wallet inside??? Steal them?! nawwwwww :b

Good point i didn't think about that but when you go shoping are you really going to forget it?

when you go for something like diapers you are so stressed you force your self to remmber every thing ecspecy your wallet.

[Comicfan]

Just tell yourself to go for it! And try to go late at night so the store is pretty much empty.