| Gemstone Stable |
| @khaos Yes! I know I have my own oddness, but I don't put it out there in public... |
Heavy Downpours, Flood Warning| Gemstone Stable |
| @khaos Yes! I know I have my own oddness, but I don't put it out there in public... |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @green Hm, yes. I should let someone know. Maybe a gal a bit younger them me, and one/both of the lady managers. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @khaos Oh dear... >.< Maybe, only claws or if you grow two more legs. lol |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Tell a manager, report and let other workers know about the guy. Firmly but without escalation tell the customer he's too close and your not interested it their's uncomfortable flirting |
| The Feral Equine |
| We have a client at my work that brings his dog in for nail trims once a month and he regularly asks if we can do a nail trim for him and it's so awkward. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @jericho Oh dear! Some things shouldn't even come out of the mouth in public. I work in a grocery store by the way. :) |
| Jericho Stables |
| When I worked retail I had a regular customer come in, he was one that we all were comfortable with, would talk and joke around with. But he said one inappropriate comment to me and my manager banned him. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @jericho Agreed. And its hard to keep track of all those grey hairs. LMAO I may ask them to back up sometime. Went I get more confidence. I'm a bit of a weakling confidence wise. >.> |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @down LMAO I don't wanna lose my job. ;P @witchy Yeah. But they don't come close until I turn around and acknowledge them. Like I 'opened the door' and invited them closer. >.< |
| Jericho Stables |
| Well none of those are professional options... If it is one person who does it over and over, tell a supervisor. They should take steps to bar the customer for inappropriate conduct. Or you know, tell them that you're not interested and to please back up. |
| Sunni |
| Rose pretty TB! Green that's gonna be a good SD foal right there. Green if you wanna freak them out, tell them " I love eye ball soup." They will freeze and look at you confused. Then smile big and say it again. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @witchy Yup. I seriously just wanna walk away or push them away harshly. How are they gonna learn to not do that? |
| Gemstone Stable |
| What would you call it, if a guy customer comes too close, leans in a bit, and talks a bit too quiet? Flirting, hitting on, what? I keep getting 50+ guys doing that to me. And I'm almost 30, they're old enough to be my dad. O.o |
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| Gemstone Stable |
| @khaos Yes! I know I have my own oddness, but I don't put it out there in public... |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @green Hm, yes. I should let someone know. Maybe a gal a bit younger them me, and one/both of the lady managers. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @khaos Oh dear... >.< Maybe, only claws or if you grow two more legs. lol |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Tell a manager, report and let other workers know about the guy. Firmly but without escalation tell the customer he's too close and your not interested it their's uncomfortable flirting |
| The Feral Equine |
| We have a client at my work that brings his dog in for nail trims once a month and he regularly asks if we can do a nail trim for him and it's so awkward. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @jericho Oh dear! Some things shouldn't even come out of the mouth in public. I work in a grocery store by the way. :) |
| Jericho Stables |
| When I worked retail I had a regular customer come in, he was one that we all were comfortable with, would talk and joke around with. But he said one inappropriate comment to me and my manager banned him. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @jericho Agreed. And its hard to keep track of all those grey hairs. LMAO I may ask them to back up sometime. Went I get more confidence. I'm a bit of a weakling confidence wise. >.> |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @down LMAO I don't wanna lose my job. ;P @witchy Yeah. But they don't come close until I turn around and acknowledge them. Like I 'opened the door' and invited them closer. >.< |
| Jericho Stables |
| Well none of those are professional options... If it is one person who does it over and over, tell a supervisor. They should take steps to bar the customer for inappropriate conduct. Or you know, tell them that you're not interested and to please back up. |
| Sunni |
| Rose pretty TB! Green that's gonna be a good SD foal right there. Green if you wanna freak them out, tell them " I love eye ball soup." They will freeze and look at you confused. Then smile big and say it again. |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @witchy Yup. I seriously just wanna walk away or push them away harshly. How are they gonna learn to not do that? |
| Gemstone Stable |
| What would you call it, if a guy customer comes too close, leans in a bit, and talks a bit too quiet? Flirting, hitting on, what? I keep getting 50+ guys doing that to me. And I'm almost 30, they're old enough to be my dad. O.o |
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