I am now working as a part-time cashier in Tesco, four hours a day, 13 yuan for one hour.

Honey, these things are bound to happen to me as a cashier. I'm a cashier at IKEA. There are often big items here, and thousands of accounts are always there, so I am super Alexander when I do it every day, for fear of receiving a wrong sum. It is normal to forget things at the cashier's office, especially for the first time. I remember one time at work, a customer bought me a voucher, then suddenly changed a product and left without the voucher. I forgot, too, and I gave it to the next person. I can't help it The man came back and said that he clearly gave me the voucher. I am also at fault in this matter, and it is not good to argue with customers. I have to give the customer a voucher for nothing. Of course, I can only pay the withheld money myself. This kind of thing has happened to me, but basically you come to me directly after checking out, and you don't come to me until the day after checking out, just like you said. Moreover, we don't have a fixed cashier every day, and the customer can't find out who received it the next day. I have never made such a mistake. He came to me for a theory, took the goods one by one, and found that there was no problem and left for nothing ~ the cashier didn't need to bring his own things. The cashier is like your desk. Of course, keep it clean. The earliest shift here has to clean up the whole cashier before it can start working. Moreover, the things in the tool kit we receive every day are not very complete. We should bring our own stapler, clip, pen and small box for putting coins, and we should also find a way to get one ourselves, because there is no small box for putting coins in IKEA's till. If we don't prepare it, coins will easily be mixed in the till. You see, it's actually the same where you work as a cashier. I have met unreasonable customers, so you must keep a normal heart, be careful with the cashier, and never let customers pick on you. I hope your work goes well ~