The Two Sides Chatted Happily And Forgot To Collect Their Shoes.

Having fun with customers, the goods are sold.

Ms. Best, a saleswoman at a shoe store in Xi'an's boutique Plaza, felt that the sale was quite successful. Only after checking out after work, did she find that there was a shortage of a pair of shoes, which was almost half a month's salary for Ms. Yang.

"That woman customer doesn't look like a petty person. She must have forgotten it."

In December 3rd, anxious Miss Yang called the newspaper, hoping that the customer could contact her.

"They are two people, I left a deep impression."

According to miss yang, at 5 p.m. on December 2nd, a woman customer wearing a orange wool coat, dark blue casual pants and a long hair plate went to the store to pick shoes with her female companion.

"When she came, she saw a pair of black boots."

With the help of Ms. Yang, the customer tried 36 and 37 yards of boots respectively.

"She was satisfied with the cortex and style, and finally decided to have 36 yards."

Ms. Yang said that she talked with customers for 20 minutes, and exchanged some beauty experiences.

"I feel very happy."

As a result, she was busy ordering tickets for customers. She and another shop assistant, Ms. fan, thought they had received the money.

"When the results were taken inventory, it was found that the turnover was just less than the cost of these shoes."

Ms. Yang and Ms. fan checked out after work that the turnover should be 3640 yuan, while the cash was only 3370 yuan, and it was 270 yuan less.

"Because it's almost time to get off work, and before we buy it, we still have no problem with the posting."

"It must have been forgotten, because after wearing 36 yards, she felt a little pinch and returned to a 37 yard size.

I left them a business card so that she could buy me shoes later.

Ms. Yang hoped that the customer would be able to contact her in time when she saw the report. "The owner will give me a month's salary of 600 yuan. If she doesn't contact me, I'll be half dry this month."