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Róbert Alföldi found himself in a humiliating situation in a bakery: he wrote extensively about what had happened to him
The award-winning actor and director Mari Jászai first had a conflict with the cashier and then had to leave the store after a comment from one of the customers.
Róbert Alföldi reported the case on his Facebook page.
“9am
It is remarkably a large Christmas plant, a small tree, but it doesn’t matter, one takes it for granted at such times. Anyway, Rozi also has, another dog is coming, two white dogs in the store … good situation.
I buy, I pay. I didn’t buy a croissant, I bought it for 5350 florins. I give 20 thousand, asking the middle-aged lady of the treasurer that there are no little things, I say no, it takes about half a minute, she doesn’t ask for 350 little things, I say no, but I said before. In a somewhat spicy voice, he asks himself to answer like this. I tell him, but he asked me twice in half a minute if there was nothing small … and here we lost the morning.
Come on, how many have already paid 20 thousand, I mean, I have nothing to do with that, an hour after opening it would be appropriate for there to be a change, and I did not buy a croissant for 200. The cashier makes a cut, spectacularly shows the empty box empty, I already have a good cashier, she offers to come out and replace me somewhere, I say that this is not to have the whole line waiting for her there.
(I might as well have offered what has been exemplified in the bakery lately, just as the kind waitress jumped in to replace me, but without a kind word, not after it was my job to have a change, which I guess I don’t have 350 little things or cards.)
I hear the middle aged gentleman in line growling why to argue. You don’t like my activity, we got to tell you, ok, I don’t ask for anything, it would start when the middle-aged man says that
“Get out of here, quick!”
I’m not going to leave that without one more word: I wonder the tone, and that he’s still fighting and has nothing to do with my conflict, that’s what keeps me out of business.
I’m getting ready and none of the store clerks think I should talk to the gentleman, in fact the cashier is telling me why I’m baking a cake and why I have to spoil everyone here.
The man will keep making comments and I will go out
For the last time.
They certainly won’t feel it, nor will they shed tears for me.
But it is still a very sad and humiliating situation for me even in the morning.
I just wanted to pay for a service, a product, and I’m really ashamed of myself for not having change. But being a verbal stranger, he humiliates me because we say that he hates as a public figure and employee he submits to the horse … the strange situation. And it is suggestive that European quality does not depend mainly on flour, but on people.
I still have a good appetite for everyone, but be small!
Because there will be problems!
Merry Christmas!”
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