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I'm working the night shift at a gas station. What should I tell customers when they walk in? good night?
Asked by Good guy
"good night, how are you doing" "good night, how is everything going" "good night" "hello, how are you"? "hi..."?
Asked by Good guy
"good night, how are you doing" "good night, how is everything going" "good night" "hello, how are you"? "hi..."?
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Best Answer:
I would say "Hi", "Hello", or ask How they are doing? I would tell them to "Drive safe" or to "Have a safe a trip" once departing.
I would say "Hi", "Hello", or ask How they are doing? I would tell them to "Drive safe" or to "Have a safe a trip" once departing.
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hi
hello
short and simple
Answered by Justin1241
Answered by Justin1241
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How bout " Good Evening"
Answered by Tori M
Answered by Tori M
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How about good evening?
Answered by Ben H
Answered by Ben H
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"Good night" is not a greeting but said when people part.
"Good evening" can be a greeting, although it's fairly formal. How about, "Hi"?
Answered by Maryn Bittner
Answered by Maryn Bittner
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.... wow.
Answered by LiZ
Answered by LiZ
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hey you alrite
hi
good eveing sir
hi, got gas?
Answered by joe41111
Answered by joe41111
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Get out of my store! that would be a good one
Answered by Rasser
Answered by Rasser
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Welcome to (name of gas station), how can I help you.
Answered by Stop the Stupidity
Answered by Stop the Stupidity
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hi how's it going?
Answered by Jose T
Answered by Jose T
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why r u even worried about this....i worked nightshift at a gas bar....an all i ever said was Hey
Answered by dodgecharger_girl855
Answered by dodgecharger_girl855
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Before greeting someone, ascertain whether or not s/he is a mugger!
Just to be safe, throw a handful of money at everyone who walks in.
I'd watch my back if I were you. Gas stations are dangerous business.
Answered by Blindy O'Sightless
Answered by Blindy O'Sightless
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like the others- good evening I think is the best. Good night seems like more of a closing statement than a greeting.
Answered by evanlouis15
Answered by evanlouis15
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Pretend your from Yorkshire, and say "Eh up mucker, ow's tha doin?"
Answered by Rizla The Cat UK
Answered by Rizla The Cat UK
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Good evening. How are you tonight?
Answered by bigrig
Answered by bigrig
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Say Good Evening before Midnight and Good Morning after Midnight.
Answered by GoldenPanda
Answered by GoldenPanda
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Mmm, you should say good night when they leave or "have a good night" er something like that, I work late so I always go into stores around 10pm (ones that are open that late anyway) and they normally say something like "hi".
Just keep it simple and don't stress about that part, you'll do fine 'cause people never really notice what you say as a greeting when they're thinking about it.
=)
Answered by cαrє fαเlurє ツ
Answered by cαrє fαเlurє ツ
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Good eevening
Answered by Rory B
Answered by Rory B
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Good evening or hello, how are you.
Answered by Angel
Answered by Angel
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I would say good night, how are you doing..
Answered by RaffiTheMaster
Answered by RaffiTheMaster
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Hi!
Hello!
The cash is in the safe!
Answered by Richard D
Answered by Richard D
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