Posted on Wed, 8th Jul 2009 by Jennie Flower

It's those little things Boots!
...now Boots, it’s dead simple. Pretty much universally, purse designs indicate that loyalty cards and the like go in the card holder bit, change goes in the zipped up bit and receipts gets crammed in the out of control bulging bit at the back.
So why is it, when I’m standing with my purse wide open waiting for my change, does the cashier avoid my gaze, ignore my outstretched hand and wait until she carefully gathers all the various elements together in a nice neat intertwined bundle?
This must surely add an extra minute to every single transaction as everyone struggles to unravel the bundle one handedly and negotiate the pieces into their rightful place. How many transactions per day at Boots? How much time wasted? And whilst I’m standing in the queue watching these pointless struggles and minutes pass me by which I’ll never get back, I don’t “Love Boots” I just feel irritated towards Boots, It’s a no brainer, can you just stop doing that please!?

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Thu, 20th Aug 2009 09:54 am
And what's it with people buying one item (norrnally about £1.13) with their credit card, then fumbling to put a point on their loyalty card? - slowing down busy folks who have the right change ready! And in pubs as well! Ban credit cards and Guiness too - I'm thirsty and waiting 119.53 seconds while your pint settles is nearly 2 minutes drinking time lost forever. In fact, why not put in vending machines that dispense chilled bottles to busy folks who have the right change ready! And Andy, it looks like you have a bit of an Ugg fixation.
Thu, 20th Aug 2009 17:43 pm
Guinness has two 'n's
and it is Ugg not ugg.
Mon, 9th Aug 2010 23:22 pm
You made a good point about the blind spots.
Thu, 19th Aug 2010 13:01 pm
I think that at the end the most important thing is "Credibility"A man can get a reputation from very small things.
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