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Sometimes twice a month I work with the most irritating man I have ever met in my life in the Credit Union. He has been there years (don't know what his job is - is a voluntary worker - about 74years old) I don't know why he comes in. He walks about - lifting money from your drawer - last night he had me so confused - I was with a customer who wanted to spend ~£80 out a £200 cheque. He's listening to this - presents me with £200 sterling from another colleague. From there I was lost - who owned the bloody money - how was I going to do the transaction - plus I was embarrassed. Don't get me wrong the whole of the Credit Union agree re this guy. Apparently he is murder on a Friday night - just meddles and meddles - you want to sweam and sweam and go for his jugular.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Don't think he pi$$es too much as he wants to keep an eye on things - he truly is unbelievable. I bless myself as I walk into Credit Union - please don't be on tonight. When he farts around you he makes you very nervous when you are doing your business. I have been on manys a night over the years where he has had many rows with other colleagues re his meddling. (Murder she wrote). I try my utmost best to be a nice wee girl LOL but it is hard.
Oh Mamy that has come up - I believe it happens very frequently on a Friday night - there is a woman "wee XXXXXX" - another colleague told me he confuses her so much at the end of the night - he takes her money - counts it out - maybe it is wrong maybe it is right - all has to be counted again and maybe again - then "wee XXXX" gets upset and flustered. I think he gets a bit of a vibe from me - "please do NOT HELP me".
It is very hard to explain here but years ago he was an important member of the CU - then he left for years and came back but has one hell of an ego - so you couldn't cut him off with a knife. I truly like my nights to go off on an even keel. I definitely wouldn't challenge him - I just take deep breaths or drink loads of water.