はい。深夜のコンビニレジも、洋服屋のレジも、食堂のレジもみんなみんな、自動販売機でなく、人がやってる場合、お互い見てますよね。
むかし、深夜のコンビニバイトしてたときは、まだまだコロナ前で、残業も多くて、大変疲れてる人もいてですね。精一杯の残り力で、お弁当と飲み物をかって、レジに並ばれるんですが、もうレジ打ちのわたしが見えないんですね。見えない。それぐらい疲れてる。なので、1㍉も反応は無いですし、本当にわたしが意識の外で、ただお金を支払って、商品の袋をもって帰られます。そんなときは「どうかどうか、ちょっとでも、よけいに疲れが取れますように。そんな美味しいお弁当でありますように。」とかおもいながら。自販機のように、なるべく何にも気にならないように、袋をお渡ししたものです。
洋服屋では、「やぶれたぞ！！」とかいいながら、すごくよく履き込まれたデニムをお持ちいただくこともありますね。とりあえず素敵です。こんなにかっこいい色落ちになるまで履かれたなんて。なかなか加工で出せる色落ちではありません。新しいのよりも絶対かっこいいです。なんて納得していただいて、向かいの裁縫修理屋の女将さんを紹介したものです。彼女の腕はもうぴかいちですから。ヤブレのリメイクもよりカッコよくきまって、唯一無二、天下無敵になりますよ。なんつって。
謎に前のめりな方もいらっしゃいます。学生の女性店員に対して倍以上の年の方がタバコなどを購入されるんですけど、すごく長い無駄話がはじまるんですね。「おー！」「いつものー（たばこ）。げんきー？また勝っちゃったよー（パチンコ）。よかったらいる？（景品の端数のお菓子）」すごく軽く、自然な流れなんですよね。わたしはそれほどなんとも思わなかったし、真面目に聞いてなかったのですが、店員さんには割と人気で、カルチャーショックでした。こういう積極性がプラスに関わる技術があるんだと感じましたね。
最近はもっぱら、レジを売ってもらう側が多くて、商品を出す、言われた金額に対して、「カードで」とか「D払いで」、「袋大丈夫です」とかですかね。商品もらって「どうもですー。」とか、「ありがとうございますー。」とかで一応目を見て、多少ニコッとしてたりしてます。
美味しいお店とか、かっこよい服が買えたときは「来てよかったです。」「どれも美味しそうで迷いますね。」「また来ます。」なんていうんですけど、そうそうすと当然、先方もよろこでいるように見えて、双方にうれしくなって、ルンルンで帰宅するんですが。が。
翌々考えたら、このわたしの所作も、先方によっては「強引だなあ。」「無理くり、こちらの笑顔を攫っていったな。」なんて思われているでしょうか。人の気持はいつまでもわかりませんしし、いつまでも考えていたいですね。
さて、ということでレジ周りの所作、みなさんはいかがですか？意外と互いに見てますぞ。
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A person's personality that oozes out in the behavior in front of the cash register
yes. Late-night convenience store cashiers, clothing store cashiers, cafeteria cashiers, etc., are all looking at each other when they are being operated by people rather than vending machines.
Once upon a time, when I was working part-time at a convenience store late at night, it was still pre-coronavirus, so there was a lot of overtime, and some people were very tired. With all my remaining energy, I grab a lunch and a drink and line up at the cash register, but I can't see myself working the cash register anymore. can not see. I'm that tired. So Ichimiri didn't react, and without me even being aware of it, I just paid the money and went home with the bag of products. At times like these, I think to myself, ``Please, I hope that I can relieve my fatigue, even if just for a little while.I hope that my lunch box is as delicious as it is.'' Just like in a vending machine, we handed out bags to the customers so that they wouldn't have to worry about anything.
At a clothing store, I sometimes receive a pair of denim that has been worn very well, saying, "It's torn!" It's nice for now. I can't believe they were worn until they faded so cool. The color fading is not something that can be easily achieved through processing. It's definitely cooler than the new one. She was convinced, and I introduced her to the proprietress of the sewing repair shop across the street. Her arms are already shiny. The remake of the damaged one will be even cooler, and it will be unique and invincible. What?
There are some people who are curious about the mystery. People who are more than twice the age of the female student clerks buy things like cigarettes, and they start having long, idle conversations. "Oh!" "The usual (cigarette). How are you doing? I won again (pachinko). Would you like it? (sweets from the prize)" It's very light and has a natural flow. I didn't think much of it and didn't really listen to it, but it was quite popular with the staff and it was a culture shock for me. I felt that there is a technology that positively relates to this kind of positivity.
Nowadays, there are a lot of people who sell items at the cash register, and when they take out the item, they say things like ``Pay by card,'' ``Pay by D,'' or ``I don't mind the bag.'' When I receive a product, I look them in the eye and say something like ``Thank you.'' or ``Thank you.'' and I smile a little.
When I go to a delicious restaurant or buy some cool clothes, I say things like, ``I'm glad I came here,'' ``Everything looks delicious, so I can't decide,'' or ``I'll come again.'' Naturally, when I do that, the other person is also happy. It looked like it was happening, and we both felt happy and headed home. but.
When I thought about it the next day, I wonder if some people on the other end might think that my behavior was too forceful, or that they forced themselves to steal my smile. I will never know how people feel, and I want to think about it forever.
So, what do you think about the behavior around the cash register? We're suddenly looking at each other.