I'll do you one better. Who?
My feel-old moment of the day (bear in mind I'm 26) was at the Apple store at the Fashion Mall (Keystone) tonight. I wanted a specific type of screen protector for my iPhone, and that was the only place that had it locally. I don't own any other Apple products aside from iPods and my wife also has an iPhone, so I've never had a reason to go into the Apple store before. The store was insanely busy, with roughly fifty or so customers milling about, but they also had roughly twenty associates working the store.
Once I located my screen protectors, I couldn't find a cash register to check out. A friendly employee asked me if he could help me with anything, to which I replied "I just need to pay for these, but I can't find the checkout." He responded with "We're all checkouts", and proceeds to pull out an iPhone with a built-in credit card reader. He then takes down my email address and asks if an emailed receipt is ok.
I was practically dumbfounded. This store was a flurry of activity, but between this ultra-efficient method of payment and the employee-to-customer ratio they had, things appeared to be running pretty smoothly.
Today is Ralph Macchio's 50th birthday. Now don't you feel old?
Sunday is my baby daughter's 40th. Somehow that makes me feel older than does Ralphie's 50th!
Wow, I can't hardly imagine my daughter turning 40! Mine is just about to turn 6!
Today is Ralph Macchio's 50th birthday. Now don't you feel old?
I still haven't figured out how to program my VCR.I'll do you one better. Who?
My feel-old moment of the day (bear in mind I'm 26) was at the Apple store at the Fashion Mall (Keystone) tonight. I wanted a specific type of screen protector for my iPhone, and that was the only place that had it locally. I don't own any other Apple products aside from iPods and my wife also has an iPhone, so I've never had a reason to go into the Apple store before. The store was insanely busy, with roughly fifty or so customers milling about, but they also had roughly twenty associates working the store.
Once I located my screen protectors, I couldn't find a cash register to check out. A friendly employee asked me if he could help me with anything, to which I replied "I just need to pay for these, but I can't find the checkout." He responded with "We're all checkouts", and proceeds to pull out an iPhone with a built-in credit card reader. He then takes down my email address and asks if an emailed receipt is ok.
I was practically dumbfounded. This store was a flurry of activity, but between this ultra-efficient method of payment and the employee-to-customer ratio they had, things appeared to be running pretty smoothly.
I still haven't figured out how to program my VCR.
I'll have to take my iPhone and credit card reader to X store and pull this scam too. First I'll have to buy an iPhone...I'll do you one better. Who?
My feel-old moment of the day (bear in mind I'm 26) was at the Apple store at the Fashion Mall (Keystone) tonight. I wanted a specific type of screen protector for my iPhone, and that was the only place that had it locally. I don't own any other Apple products aside from iPods and my wife also has an iPhone, so I've never had a reason to go into the Apple store before. The store was insanely busy, with roughly fifty or so customers milling about, but they also had roughly twenty associates working the store.
Once I located my screen protectors, I couldn't find a cash register to check out. A friendly employee asked me if he could help me with anything, to which I replied "I just need to pay for these, but I can't find the checkout." He responded with "We're all checkouts", and proceeds to pull out an iPhone with a built-in credit card reader. He then takes down my email address and asks if an emailed receipt is ok.
I was practically dumbfounded. This store was a flurry of activity, but between this ultra-efficient method of payment and the employee-to-customer ratio they had, things appeared to be running pretty smoothly.