Just because someone “chooses” to work somewhere doesnt mean that they should be treated as any less of a human being than the customers themselves. Respect is a two way relationship.

Bec from the rest of your post i can see that you have much bigger problems. You seem very unhappy in life. Why dont you “choose” to change your life and attitude. I recommend seeing a psychiatrist.

I am also a university graduate, and im not alone, who works for Loblaw.

With respect to the author of this useless internet post. You must visit what 5 stores a week, which in a single year adds up to 260 store visits. You had one bad experience over a bag of potatoes and you couldnt wait to get home and tell the internet world about it. Wow. Its amazing how fast some people thing the world owes them something.

I hope you choke on them potatoes. next time buy apples.

Let’s get another thing straight. I chose not to work there. I don’t give a crap about your life, your pain, how bad your days are, whether you’re a person or a machine, whether people are rude to you or how it is to walk in your shoes. I just want you to sell me some damn produce and pretend to be happy about it, just like it says in that contract that says how much you get paid. If you hadn’t noticed, there are plenty of cashiers at plenty of stores that seem to be doing that just fine, otherwise shopping somewhere else wouldn’t be an option!

First of all, let’s get one thing straight here. Deal?  
Saying comments such as ‘RCSS employees are a bunch of uneducated people’ does nothing to your advantage except bringing you at a lower level than you already are. I work for RCSS in Calgary, AB and I’m a fourth year student studying Business at the Haskayne School of Business in the UofC, graduating this December. 
So, contrary to your belief we’re not all uneducated stupid people.

Second, do you know how many customers we deal with everyday who are rude beyond reason? Yet, you’re telling me to suck it up?? We are people too, not machines! Before you judge and base your decision to never shop at RCSS because of one employee, you should learn to work a mile in our shoes!
 Let’s trade shoes and you can take a hike. Learn what it’s like to feel our pain and what’s in our minds when we have to deal with stubborn customers like you. Look at shit through our eyes because from where you’re sitting it is 100% different! 

As for the “mean cashier”, she would never leave her post if there were customers around. She has a phone right beside her; she could just call.