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Nov. 17th, 2007 12:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
arishaSo I arrived at box office this evening to find that our big electronic sign that shows the movie times hadn't been changed, and so was showing yesterday's movie times instead of today's. This is kind of a big deal, since Friday is really the day when movie times change, and so the times on display were pretty different from the actual times the movies were going to play at. And no one could fix it because no one had the necessary password. :PPP
Our manager decides he has a brilliant plan to ease the pain of this. He is going to reach into our big collection of currently unused movie posters and tape some to the board to cover up all the incorrect times. When questioned why he can't just tape up a bunch of "Out of Order" signs, he says it's because the last time this happened and he did that, all the customers complained that they couldn't see the movie times through all those pieces of paper. ^^;;
So he lugs out our little lifter thing and climbs aboard, goes up, and starts taping up the first poster. This is no easy task, since all he has is Scotch tape, and the board is oily from having the concession's busiest popcorn popper located right behind it. (... Ew.) Eventually he decides to search for a stronger tape with which to tape up the next poster. So he gets down off the lift(er thing).
AND THEN THE LIFT BREAKS.
And that is the story of how I spent five hours explaining to customers why we randomly had a 10,000 B.C. poster taped up on one side of our times board.
Guys, I ... I think I love my job. xDDD <333!
Our manager decides he has a brilliant plan to ease the pain of this. He is going to reach into our big collection of currently unused movie posters and tape some to the board to cover up all the incorrect times. When questioned why he can't just tape up a bunch of "Out of Order" signs, he says it's because the last time this happened and he did that, all the customers complained that they couldn't see the movie times through all those pieces of paper. ^^;;
So he lugs out our little lifter thing and climbs aboard, goes up, and starts taping up the first poster. This is no easy task, since all he has is Scotch tape, and the board is oily from having the concession's busiest popcorn popper located right behind it. (... Ew.) Eventually he decides to search for a stronger tape with which to tape up the next poster. So he gets down off the lift(er thing).
AND THEN THE LIFT BREAKS.
And that is the story of how I spent five hours explaining to customers why we randomly had a 10,000 B.C. poster taped up on one side of our times board.
Guys, I ... I think I love my job. xDDD <333!