To Whom it May Concern

“I hereby resign my…”

Those are the words I read as I bought a late-night dinner from the grocery store.

The cashier was writing a letter as he was checking out my groceries and I caught a brief glimpse.

“How are you today sir?” the Cashier asked.

“I’m fine. Thanks.” I said as I swiped my credit card to pay.

The Cashier reached for my small basket I used to collect my groceries.

“That’s not necessary. I can put it up.” I said.

“No problem sir. Could you please sign here?” the Cashier said as he handed me my receipt.

“Thank you sir, have a good night.” the Cashier said.

In the background I could see his boss giving the Cashier a rude glance. It makes me wonder if his boss knew the Cashier was quitting.

I have to hand it to the Cashier. I’m not aware of many people who can still give great customer service while in the middle of writing a resignation letter.

Cashier, I commend you. You could have just walked out on the job. You could have said, “Boss, to hell with you!” But you didn’t.

You acted like a man, wrote a letter, and still treated the customers as human.

To whom it may concern? Hopefully all of us.

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