A store of 5 tsubo and an office of 5 tsubo was created, and the first female customer was T. I clearly remember that moment.
I stumbled a lot. (Sigh)
I clearly remember stumbling a lot while serving customers. (Haha)
"Irasshaimase!" didn't come out smoothly either, I remember.
That's right. I stumbled on "irasshaimase."
"Ittara chaisase"
I was also nervous (I'm always nervous even now. *sigh*) In that regard, my partner was smooth in everything and explained well with a smile. After that, we served T together.
I said, "Well, um, it is dyed."
T asked, "?? Is it dyed?"
I said, "Yes, it is dyed." Just from that exchange, the atmosphere became somewhat tense. (Sweat) My partner quickly stepped in to help.
My partner said, "The color of this item can produce subtle shades because it is dyed after being made into a product."
T said, "I see, I thought it was a nice color." After that, with smooth communication, T was satisfied and made a purchase. I asked my partner about it later.
I said, "Serving customers is tough."
My partner asked, "Hmm, is it difficult?"
I said, "Yeah, it's kind of difficult to convey it well."
My partner laughed, "Isn't that because there's no subject? Hahaha"
I couldn't smile. (Haha) I had some sales experience, but the difficulty of directly serving consumers was beyond my imagination. At that time, T's child was 3 years old. They still continue to visit the store, and now that child is a high school student. According to T, their son also likes it and continues to wear it. T and their child are fond of WHITE T-shirts and sweatshirts, and most of the products they purchased are WHITE.