Tricky Halloween Name Tag Nightmare

So today, October 31, I had to do two grocery shops, you know, the kind where you have to contort your body to read the name tag of the associate. Walked into the first one to find an associate I've seen many times completely outfitted in full costume, no name tag. Hmmm. Well, I can't use his name, even though his costume was of a character with the same name. (He had to tell me who the character was though, I had no clue) Walking further through the store I saw a young woman fronting the shelves (great! a Floor Associate!). Her name tag read Jack, because she was Jack from The Nightmare Before Christmas. She told me her name, "It's really _____". Swell, but .... Fortunately, Cinderella had her correct name tag on and the Bakery Associate was not into dress up. So the nitty gritty? I had to say not all associates were correctly dressed, but did mention that Halloween costumes had obviously been okayed by the stores' management, so hopefully they won't get hit too hard. The description in lieu of names were fun though. "Male, 6'2" including horns, black cape and hood with glasses."

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I also had a strange nametag experience on Halloween. The drive-thru person was wearing SEVEN nametags. All had different names (I'm assuming - I could only read three of them) and were pinned to different areas on the front of his uniform. Fortunately, the report only asked for the name listed on the receipt! I'm not sure how I would have responded otherwise.
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