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Today I tried working at an ice cream shop …but all my customers were Creepy & wanted crazy orders!💜 SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/10uru1W💜 LIVE CHANNEL: https:

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Today I tried working at Cuppy's ice cream parlor shop ...but creepy strangers kept bothering me.SIMILAR VIDEOSI Tried Working as a Coffee Shop Barista …but

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I ended up asking the child for the flavor and giving the ice cream away for free. I hate doing this job every day but it's my only means to afford college, the monotamy is awful and I keep bending over backward for customers that take advantage of the fact that I can't say anything mean back. Not a very serious vent, I'm just exhausted.

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Working at an Ice Cream Shop Is a Lowkey Nightmare. Some people do cry over spilled milk. by Bettina Makalintal. Brooklyn, US. May 20, 2019, 6:15am. When you decide to scoop ice cream for ten

https://www.reddit.com/r/confession/comments/7yt09q/i_work_at_an_ice_cream_parlor_and_when_creepy/
There was even this older man, late 40's to mid 50's, with a daughter who was like 16 or 17. He would try to flirt with me, and wouldn't leave me alone. I told him so many time that I'm gay, I have a partner, my wife and I just got married (which we did), etc. He still have me his fucking number. That shit isn't cool, it's not OK.

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I'm super nice every time I go into the ice cream shop by my house. The manager knows our names and I always ask how their days are going. But every single time one particular employee scoops my ice cream, he gives me noticeably less than would fill the cup, while he gives my boyfriend the standard amount.

https://notalwaysright.com/you-scream-i-scream-we-all-scream-for-stupid-customers/251917/
I work in an ice cream shop, and I constantly have customers asking for things we don't sell. Customer #1: "Oh, do you have waffles?" Me: "Ma'am, we serve ice cream; it's on the sign." Customer #2: "Do you guys have any chicken?" Me: "Sir, we only sell ice cream here, no chicken." Customer #3: "I'd like a coffee." Me: "Ma'am, we don't serve coffee, only ice

https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/the-dos-and-donts-of-being-an-ice-cream-shop-customer-according-to-an-ice-cream-shop-employee
Don't wait until it's your turn to look at the menu and decide what you want. Especially in the summertime, the lines are long and stay long for hours, which means you should have ample time to pick what flavor ice cream you want before it's actually your turn. Of course, if you want to try a flavor or have questions, then ask away when

https://www.thekitchn.com/5-things-i-learned-working-at-an-ice-cream-shop-246386
Here's what I learned working at an ice cream shop during my high school summers. 1. Mistakes aren't the worst thing in the world. The place I worked at in South Jersey would get busy. So busy, four of us could be twisting ice cream cones non-stop and there would still be a line out the door. Sometimes, things would get a little hectic and

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Working the frappe machine is a skill that requires mastering, no matter how well you think you grasp the proper ice cream to milk ratio. 7. Always expect the regulars. Photo courtesy of express.co.uk. Since I started working two years ago, the same little old lady has come into my shop every single day around 3 pm, and her order never changes.

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In my past roles as a scooper, I made sure to follow these regulations closely in order to ensure a safe environment for both customers and employees. If given the opportunity, I will continue to do so with your company.". 6. Tell me about a time when you had to think on your feet to solve a problem.

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Today I tried working at a Convenience Store cashier clerk in Chilla's Art The Convenience Store game ...but a creepy ghost kid & woman keeps bothering me. H

https://www.reddit.com/r/TalesFromYourServer/comments/1a3tgs/creepiest_customer_i_ever_had/
In high school I worked at a fast food place that sold mostly ice cream. The owner hired guys to work kitchen and girls (usually very pretty) to work

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Ice cream is not prodigious by any means. (Although some people may object to that statement.) However, after working at an ice cream shop for over a year now, I have learned a few valuable lessons I may not have been capable of learning anywhere else. 1. Do Not Take This Job for Granted. Working at an ice cream shop tends to be a fairly

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Con #8: When the soft serve/yogurt machines aren't working. Pro #9: Seeing adorable kids all day long. Con #9: Customers coming in after closing hours when we're 10 minutes away from walking out the door. Pro #10: When new flavors come in and you are the first to try them. Con #10: The amount of ice cream you eat in a week is probably

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3. Getting tired of ice cream. Ugh, I know. Who gets tired of ice cream? But after only seeing freezers solely of ice cream all day, I find myself craving anything but ice cream. Especially after being covered in sticky ice cream and toppings as the result of the 3 p.m. rush, all I want is to be away from those freezers. 4. Customer's

https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/comments/11wo6cq/i_got_fired_for_dropping_an_ice_cream/
I got fired… for dropping an ice cream. Leaving a job. I worked at a ice cream shop that is located in a small town. Been working here for 2 months and everything was going smoothly. Today as I was scooping ice cream for a customer, I accidentally dropped it. My manager later came and asked to come to his office.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TalesFromYourServer/comments/a5yzdu/scaring_new_employees_at_my_ice_cream_shop/
Hopefully this fits here because I wasn't technically a server, but an employee at an ice cream shop, but here goes: I used to work at an ice cream

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-problems-accept-ice-cream-business
Leave any clothing that you even remotely care about at home because if not, it will become a magnet for ice cream, jimmies, hot fudge -- the list goes on. 3. You know the smell. Whatever you do decide to wear to work will return from a shift with a very distinct, unforgettable stench.

https://www.spudart.org/blog/is-working-an-ice-cream-shop-fun/
And because of the incredible ice cream/frozen yogurt skills you attain on the job, you keep those for the rest of your life. Anytime you see a self-serve frozen yogurt machine, you can approach it in confidence, and a level of mastery nobody else can attain. That is, unless you have a twin brother like me, who also worked at an ice cream shop

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This means that all ice cream shops will be open and ready for the business of summer vacation. 1. Ice cream is in places ice cream should never be. After a long shift, not only will your arms and hands be covered in ice cream, but you will have ice cream on your legs, your face, and in your hair. 2. The shop is always a million degrees.

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/11-signs-you-work-at-an-ice-cream-shop
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