Avic7
Contributor
I just started my new job at the liquor store to help pay for school and scuba diving.
So far I've met some intersting characters.
We get the construction workers and painters who are easy going and friendly. They come by early in the morning to buy their drinks on the way to work. They joke around and smile even though it early in the morning and most of them tip. In the evening we also got them coming in again tired, but friendly and they still tip.
I've met people who work for the police morgue who come to buy alcohol. Interesting people to talk too, and they tell some really good stories. They drink alot I think to numb the "pressure" from the job.
Then we got the rich guys coming in with their BMW and porshes...and I won't say anything else about them.
The classy ladies, married and otherwise that makes you drool and hope that you'll be lucky enough too meet a girl like that when you graduate.
The 24-31 year old guys that just finished school or going to school who are fun to BS with for a couple of minutes...some tip and some don't but that alright. We're all students trying to survive.
The underage nervous types who "forgot their ID, they are just too funny!
The "regulars" who buy a 6 pack a day. Or the drunk guy that comes in at 9:30 am each day and buys two cans to start the day...and comes back an hour later to buy two more cans.
And the girls....the quiet asians girls who are cute and sweet, the caucasian girls who are boisterous and fun to joke and talk wtih.
The 24 year old and older girls who are flattered and happy when I ask to see their ID, and the 19 year old girls that get upset when I ask to see their ID b/c I told them that they look 17. (Pssst, girls are so weird)
Oh and the 14 years old who peak through the barred windows of the liquor store like people visiting the zoos to look at monkeys. Whatever happened to kids hanging out at the park or in front of the comic or candy stores?
Anyways, it only my third shift so far, but I'll keep adding to this whenever I get some interesting stories to tell.
So far I've met some intersting characters.
We get the construction workers and painters who are easy going and friendly. They come by early in the morning to buy their drinks on the way to work. They joke around and smile even though it early in the morning and most of them tip. In the evening we also got them coming in again tired, but friendly and they still tip.
I've met people who work for the police morgue who come to buy alcohol. Interesting people to talk too, and they tell some really good stories. They drink alot I think to numb the "pressure" from the job.
Then we got the rich guys coming in with their BMW and porshes...and I won't say anything else about them.
The classy ladies, married and otherwise that makes you drool and hope that you'll be lucky enough too meet a girl like that when you graduate.
The 24-31 year old guys that just finished school or going to school who are fun to BS with for a couple of minutes...some tip and some don't but that alright. We're all students trying to survive.
The underage nervous types who "forgot their ID, they are just too funny!
The "regulars" who buy a 6 pack a day. Or the drunk guy that comes in at 9:30 am each day and buys two cans to start the day...and comes back an hour later to buy two more cans.
And the girls....the quiet asians girls who are cute and sweet, the caucasian girls who are boisterous and fun to joke and talk wtih.
The 24 year old and older girls who are flattered and happy when I ask to see their ID, and the 19 year old girls that get upset when I ask to see their ID b/c I told them that they look 17. (Pssst, girls are so weird)
Oh and the 14 years old who peak through the barred windows of the liquor store like people visiting the zoos to look at monkeys. Whatever happened to kids hanging out at the park or in front of the comic or candy stores?
Anyways, it only my third shift so far, but I'll keep adding to this whenever I get some interesting stories to tell.
