Teach Soap

Rochy . . . I'll try to be generous of thought . . . could the "lavender" lady have wanted an unscented light purple (i.e., lavender) soap????
It's like that in all industries. One of my Dealers asked for help in answering a customer's question. What was the question, you ask? Well . . .

She gave the Dealer a $10 bill and received ten chips. She wanted to know how much they were worth. Another customer played for about three hours on the roulette wheel and then asked, "How do you know what number to mark?" The Dealer replied, "It's what ever number the ball lands in." The customer was puzzled and responded, "There's a ball?"

To the vendor across from the cupcake soap booth . . . let her know that the process of breaking the cupcake causes caloric leakage and so she won't have to worry about wrecking her diet!

Jill

I had a customer want an uncolored soap. After handing her a bar of Birthday Suit (unscented, uncolored Oo with gm), she said no she wanted a pretty soap with more color!

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Linda

I learn so much when I can't leave well enough alone!