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The other day I stood in line waiting for a teller at the bank. Behind the counter
were two lovely ladies, one woman was obviously very nervous.
A pen bobbed up down in her mouth, as she actively chewed the end of her pen. The other woman
was doing the same thing, until it accidentally fell from her mouth on
to the counter. She was obviously aware of what she was doing, and was a bit
embarrassed. It was amusing.
I walked up to the next available teller, and proceeded to deposit a check. The
teller gave me the transaction slip to sign. I reached for the pen, and hesitated.
There it was. The evidence was there for all to see. The official bank pen was
missing, and in its place was a blue pen with a chewed cap. Interesting, I thought.
The woman must of served a customer, and offered her pen when the bank
pen could not be found.
It is very unprofessional for a teller to chew their pen, behind the counter. It
doesn't give a very good impression to the people waiting in line, looks bad,
and is very unhygienic. If you have a habit of chewing your pen, try
chewing gum instead. It looks better then a pen bobbing up and down in front
of your face, and is allot more sanitary; however, that too can look bad.
Just don't suck your thumb like a 5 year old.
One more thing, just don't stick it anywhere, except where it belongs,
in the garbage. The next time you pick up a pen and put it in your mouth,
take some time to think of where that pen has been, or where it will end up.
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were two lovely ladies, one woman was obviously very nervous.
A pen bobbed up down in her mouth, as she actively chewed the end of her pen. The other woman
was doing the same thing, until it accidentally fell from her mouth on
to the counter. She was obviously aware of what she was doing, and was a bit
embarrassed. It was amusing.
I walked up to the next available teller, and proceeded to deposit a check. The
teller gave me the transaction slip to sign. I reached for the pen, and hesitated.
There it was. The evidence was there for all to see. The official bank pen was
missing, and in its place was a blue pen with a chewed cap. Interesting, I thought.
The woman must of served a customer, and offered her pen when the bank
pen could not be found.
It is very unprofessional for a teller to chew their pen, behind the counter. It
doesn't give a very good impression to the people waiting in line, looks bad,
and is very unhygienic. If you have a habit of chewing your pen, try
chewing gum instead. It looks better then a pen bobbing up and down in front
of your face, and is allot more sanitary; however, that too can look bad.
Just don't suck your thumb like a 5 year old.
One more thing, just don't stick it anywhere, except where it belongs,
in the garbage. The next time you pick up a pen and put it in your mouth,
take some time to think of where that pen has been, or where it will end up.
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