It's always interesting what people hear and don't hear when you tell them directions.
Like you can tell a customer that something is 'to their left' and they'll look to their right.
Or you'll tell a coworker to do three things and they only do the first so you have to remind them to do the other tasks.
But yah....
Today a coworker asked me where some more of our tropical fish flakes were.
And I told them that it was "On the shelf above the sink."
And I happened to follow them into the back area a few minutes after they went back there.
And saw them looking on the top shelf....above the fish food containers.
Like...did I not speak loud enough to when I said sink?
Or was it one of those times where my coworker thought they knew what I was going to say and so stopped listening halfway through and only heard 'shelf above'??
*shakes head*
No idea.
They were like "Where is--"
"Above the sink." Was what I said.
And then my coworker found it.
But yah....
*shakes head*
Not sure why people can't always follow directions....
Maybe it's just the stress of the situation??
-Sarnic Dirchi
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