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how about get the tire quote while their doing the oil change...
so it is more natural

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Makes far more sense to ask while you are waiting for the actual oil change.

How about the new grocery one, where you have to stand around waiting for someone to ask if you need assistance, then go find someone (like an Easter Egg hunt), then ask two different associates question about two specific items waiting for them to recommend the store brand. My two items were hot dogs and cough/cold medicine. It's been a sweltering 98 degree heatwave where I am, and most of the employees are in high school and college. No offense to them, but they haven't got a clue. And one young man said, "I have no idea."

I did these a couple of years ago and found them to be slightly awkward but then I got into the rhythm of them and they were ok...they are certainly quick enough to do once you find someone.

Liz

marg704 Wrote:
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> How about the new grocery one, where you have to
> stand around waiting for someone to ask if you
> need assistance, then go find someone (like an
> Easter Egg hunt), then ask two different
> associates question about two specific items
> waiting for them to recommend the store brand. My
> two items were hot dogs and cough/cold medicine.
> It's been a sweltering 98 degree heatwave where I
> am, and most of the employees are in high school
> and college. No offense to them, but they haven't
> got a clue. And one young man said, "I have no
> idea."

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Summit Scheduling is confusing me. They offer Fantastic Fast Food Shops in Westfield

Then the description is "We really need help with a shop in Westfield! A $5 bonus has been added to the normal $16 shop fee. We are looking for mystery shoppers who enjoy conducting retail mystery shops at a popular clothing retailer."

Do they want a shopper who will eat the clothes?

(IMHO) If you can't trust the offer you cannot trust the people who make the offer!

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Fantastic Fast Food Shops in Westfield !

USA/NJ/07090

Note: This job is in Westfield,NJ which is 6.87 miles from your home address

Contact:JudithGill

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Offered by:
Summit Scheduling

Assignment Description:

We really need help with a shop in Westfield! A $5 bonus has been added to the normal $16 shop fee. We are looking for mystery shoppers who enjoy conducting retail mystery shops at a popular clothing retailer. This is a hip and trendy store, so I'm looking for shoppers who can fit the mold of the demographic of shopper for this type of store If you don't fit the mold but have a daughter or friend who does and you can take that person with you, that will work for this shop.

Well, there are edible clothes, you know.

But, I don't think they would be sold in the type of store to which you would take your daughter or your friend's daughter...

chigirl777 Wrote:
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> Well, there are edible clothes, you know.

> But, I don't think they would be sold in the type
> of store to which you would take your daughter or
> your friend's daughter...

LOL.

You know they do shops for those types of places too;-)

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