Entitled customer berates 17-year-old cashier when she takes too long during checkout, bystander stands up for the teen: ‘You don’t have the right to treat her like that’

As someone who had the misfortune of working as a cashier for a year while I was in college, I know how stressful this job can get. 

Not because it's especially stressful to scan products and put them in the bag, not even because of the huge amounts of cash you're required to handle every day. No, the reason this job is stressful is because of the customers. People who have zero patience and are so entitled that they think everything must be done exactly how they demand it to be.

So yeah, it's no picnic being a simple cashier doing your job while these customers stand in front of you and judge every action you take. Often very loudly. And after you scroll down to read the story below, I'm sure you'll agree.

This entitled customer kept berating a teen cashier for taking too long to check out her items. She kept yelling at the poor teen and complaining about her workflow, and with each comment she made, the cashier became more and more distressed.

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