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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm pushing 50 and you're either from a different place than me, or a couple decades older. I was pumping gas before I was old enough to drive. While the gas tank was filling I'd clean my parents' windshield.

At 14 I worked at a grocery store as a cashier and we didn't have baggers or anyone who pushed the cart to the car for you.

I've never taken anyone up on an offer to start a dressing room for me. I want to hold everything I'm considering so I can put back what won't work.

All the high end restaurants I go to involve offering wine, dessert, etc., and they automatically offer water (except when we're in a drought) and put bread on the table. I don't want anyone putting anything in my lap. My hands work, and I'll invite you to touch my body if I want you to. [/quote]

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I’m your age (born in 1975) and I remember all the things OP said.  I worked in a grocery store from 1994-1996 and I started as a bagger.  We even had to wear uniforms.[/quote]

Ah, so it must be a regional thing. I worked in a grocery store from 1991-92, and there were no baggers. I started as a cashier. Maybe if it was slow a cashier would go to the person next to them and help with bagging for a while. But that wasn't their job. And, no uniforms, just a little name tag. [/quote]

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