But you should also be proud of yourself for treating her with respect. I remember one ocassion my little boy, only three and a half at the time, stood patiently in the queue (he also was buying me a present), for the cashier to ignore his proferred note and serve the people behind him (who likewise ignored him). He wasn't upset, just bemused because he thought he was doing everything right but me and his dad were furious. The cashier was competely unrepentent and barely glanced at him when she did serve him. Thankfully this contrasts immensley with how he is usually treated in shops.
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Date: 2010-12-09 09:59 am (UTC)But you should also be proud of yourself for treating her with respect. I remember one ocassion my little boy, only three and a half at the time, stood patiently in the queue (he also was buying me a present), for the cashier to ignore his proferred note and serve the people behind him (who likewise ignored him). He wasn't upset, just bemused because he thought he was doing everything right but me and his dad were furious. The cashier was competely unrepentent and barely glanced at him when she did serve him. Thankfully this contrasts immensley with how he is usually treated in shops.