At the grocery store, a dialogue something like this transpired:
- That's £44.26. Do you collect school vouchers?
- Yes
- Do you have a Nectar card?
- Yes. [And, I reach back to the woman behind me and hand the clerk hers. ]
- Those aren't her points.
- No, but I would like to give her my points.
- That's naughty. [Swiping the card]
-No, it's generous. [Smile]
- Well, then... [he tears away too many school vouchers, smiling] These are vouchers that weren't taken today.
-Thank you.
I must remember humans have amazing capacity.
2 comments:
I get basicly what your saying but can you translate school vouchers and a Nectar Card?
BTW...nice story!
School vouchers are coupons that the schools turn into the grocery stores for cash, computers or school supplies. A Nectar Card is the same as a Smith's Fresh Values Card: a sku that's swiped for incentive points. -Edye
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