When I go into my local bank I always go straight to the front of the queue because I am a business customer. The people in the queue seem to have no dignity whatsoever, because they are made to wait while I go to the ‘first class’ counter.
\nBut I don’t feel any dignity at being able to walk past all these people to the front of the queue.
\nI can feel them putting me in the same dock as some dictator just arrested and made to lie in a cage on a bed.
\nDespite my sympathy for those people made to stand in a queue, every time my bank forces me to wait, I let them have it.
\nI had a extremely enjoyable five minute argument with barclay’s staff once after they failed to open the counter on time. The last word was ‘Next time, don’t keep me waiting’.
\nAnother time, I told one of their counter staff to take their good service sign down because it was all a pack of lies. <\/p>\n
I felt dignity walk out with me then.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When I go into my local bank I always go straight to the front of the queue because I am a business customer. The people in the queue seem to have no dignity whatsoever, because they are made to wait … Continue reading