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Re: For Pompski: What Katie Hopkins wrote next...

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Did the cashier serve anyone that day or any other day during Ramadan, I would have thought that it would be impossible for a Tesco cashier to avoid food or drink whilst serving on a till. If religious belief restrict your ability to carry out your duties then you should not be employed in that position, nor seek employment in such a job where your religious beliefs are contradictory to your ability to carry out your paid duties.
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pompeymick wrote:Did the cashier serve anyone that day or any other day during Ramadan, I would have thought that it would be impossible for a Tesco cashier to avoid food or drink whilst serving on a till. If religious belief restrict your ability to carry out your duties then you should not be employed in that position, nor seek employment in such a job where your religious beliefs are contradictory to your ability to carry out your paid duties.
I assumed it was more to do with the ham and wine, rather than food and drink in general... (Not that those items are rarely purchased at a till, perhaps he was one of those people called onto the till when it's busy, and so would usually easily avoid said items, if say he usually stacked beans and chocolate?)
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I still cringe.
I was approaching the till area at Waitrose, Southsea, pork steaks in hand. Only one till available. Muslim young Lady. I dithered, Looked to go elsewhere ( I had been drinking ) The young Lady just called out to me.

" Sir, I can serve it to you. I'm just not allowed to eat it. Please stop holding up the queue "

Made me look like a right pretentious prat.
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The Beautiful Game wrote:I still cringe.
I was approaching the till area at Waitrose, Southsea, pork steaks in hand. Only one till available. Muslim young Lady. I dithered, Looked to go elsewhere ( I had been drinking ) The young Lady just called out to me.

" Sir, I can serve it to you. I'm just not allowed to eat it. Please stop holding up the queue "

Made me look like a right pretentious prat.
Waitrose pork steaks......and you think your behaviour made you look pretentious??
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Has anyone verified whether she made up the story or not?
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... and chips wrote:Has anyone verified whether she made up the story or not?
Who, the Hopkins woman? No, it's been reported elsewhere.

If you meant the Tesco customer, then presumably not as Tesco have apologised.
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