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  • #21
    Big deal, so the cashier was a little moody. It's Ralphs, not the Ritz Carlton. Maybe the guy shouldnt have been talking so much and been focused on using a "divider" so the error could have been avoided. On top of that, I think it's rude to be speaking a different language next to someone who does not understand that language. If i was behind this family, I would have simply advised them to use a divider so they wouldnt hold up the line. You're getting worked up over nothing and I don't see anything having to do with racism in the scenario.

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    • #22
      it's interesting to see how NONE of you were there, but ALL of you are so sure of what was going throught the guy's head! well i was there and it's just the energy about him and the total disrespect he had for the customers and his whole approach...if it's too painful for you all to believe, then don't!

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      • #23
        Obviously we do not know what's going on in the guy's head. We are presenting our views based on your post missy. If I were you, I would have been like, would you people hurry this line up!

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        • #24
          Originally posted by hyebruin
          it's interesting to see how NONE of you were there, but ALL of you are so sure of what was going throught the guy's head! well i was there and it's just the energy about him and the total disrespect he had for the customers and his whole approach...if it's too painful for you all to believe, then don't!
          Ok, you were there. You described exactly what was there. He didn't sound racist. Remember, I made my point based on what YOU wrote. Your personal intuitive feelings are your own, as none of us can confirm that. Cheers .
          Achkerov kute.

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          • #25
            ok, this thread has outlived its lifetime.

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            • #26
              Originally posted by hyebruin
              ok, this thread has outlived its lifetime.
              Just like humanity.
              Achkerov kute.

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              • #27
                Originally posted by GSTracer05
                Big deal, so the cashier was a little moody. It's Ralphs, not the Ritz Carlton. Maybe the guy shouldnt have been talking so much and been focused on using a "divider" so the error could have been avoided. On top of that, I think it's rude to be speaking a different language next to someone who does not understand that language. If i was behind this family, I would have simply advised them to use a divider so they wouldnt hold up the line. You're getting worked up over nothing and I don't see anything having to do with racism in the scenario.

                I have to agree with you Mr. Racer. However, if Armenian's the only language they speak, should they just shut up the entire time they are in line? Hmm...::raises right eyebrow::

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by hyebruin
                  anyways, back to the topic: this dude had no problem or inhibitions about hididing his anger or accusing the customers of 'talkin too much'--i was there and i could see! HE WAS ANNOYED! they were speaking kind o' loud but not too loud; i can almost guarantee one thing! he would not have made a comment like that if the customer was black! cuz he knew he'd never hear the end of it!
                  Perhaps he said that because he knew they wouldn't understand it, not because they were Armenian. I didn't see anythign racist about your story.
                  [COLOR=#4b0082][B][SIZE=4][FONT=trebuchet ms]“If you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right.”
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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by violette829
                    I have to agree with you Mr. Racer. However, if Armenian's the only language they speak, should they just shut up the entire time they are in line? Hmm...::raises right eyebrow::
                    No my dear. They should speak only loud enough so that they can hear, not people nearby. Whispering at times wont kill them either. We both know most Armenians are loud when it comes to their conversation skills and they pay no attention to their surroundings. At least that's what I've observed at my current job and while I went to CSUN. Oh, and the name's Andrew...Mr. Racer just sounds corny and weird.

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by GSTracer05
                      No my dear. They should speak only loud enough so that they can hear, not people nearby. Whispering at times wont kill them either. We both know most Armenians are loud when it comes to their conversation skills and they pay no attention to their surroundings. At least that's what I've observed at my current job and while I went to CSUN. Oh, and the name's Andrew...Mr. Racer just sounds corny and weird.
                      What are you talking about loud? We're not loud!!! LMAO

                      Nice to meet you Mr. Andrew.

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