Responses to have a blessed day? I have a rule that if a clerk or cashier addresses me with three sweetness terms 3 times or more--honey, sugar, sweetie--that I reply, thanks sugar thighs. But what to do for have a blessed day? I have considered, thanks, and I hope you have an immense orgasm later, or may the wrath of satan be upon you--and truly, these seem a little over the line. any ideas for comebacks to, have a blessed day?
I tend to blow that stuff off. It's part of their mindless training to be a cashier. The honey, sugar or sweetie thin doesn't happen so much here in the PNW but when it does my facial expression is usually enough to let them know I don't like it.
The cashier interaction is not usually where the real bs occurs, parking lots are my issue.
I say "Thank you; you too". They're not being rude, merely saying something that to them is a meaningful, kind and pleasant thing to say. I appreciate their efforts even though I think their religious beliefs are claptrap and there's no point taking offence when a person's intention is the opposite.
On the other hand, when I worked in shops any customer who referred to a female member of staff as "sugar thighs" would have been told to leave the store immediately and not come back.
Would you really be as disingenuous to Tiny Tim at the end of A Christmas Carol?