So a woman was overcharged the other night.

She bought a pair of gloves, that were marked as 1 Euro, but scanned for 1.50. Rather than telling the member of staff who served her at the time, she instead walked away, and came back a few minutes later with a pile of gloves, just to prove a point. She came up to me and said she had been overcharged. I co-operated and decided to fix it for her, but somehow this wasn't enough. She basically threw a fit that she had been overcharged by 50 cent, and acted as if I had done something wrong, despite the fact that I'm not the one who enters the prices into the system, and I'm not the one who served her. I bit my lip and just fixed the transaction. She then threatened to return to the store to make sure the gloves were scanning for the correct price, the next day. Why do they treat us as if we are a single entity? Why should I get the blame for someone elses mistake, just because some fat old skank is feeling pissy? Unfortunately, I have to take the abuse at work, but I would love to meet that bitch on the street. Anyone sees her, give her hell for me. You should recognise her from the picture I posted.