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I wonder how this relates to the notion I've heard that faking a smile when you're feeling down can actually make you feel better. Any thoughts?
by phyzome 8y ago
I wonder how this relates to the notion I've heard that faking a smile when you're feeling down can actually make you feel better. Any thoughts?
- brokenmachine 8y agoThe problem is that they're not faking a smile to make themselves feel better, they're being forced into faking a smile in an idiotic attempt to further line the pockets of their employers. Also I think that faking a smile thing only works every now and then, not 1000x a day, every time another consumer wanders into your store. If they really want to make them smile, employers should try making the conditions so good that the workers actually want to smile. Actually, no, god forbid! That might cost more... Also, as a consumer, I really hate the fake smile, "how's your day?" kind of garbage. I just want to buy my items in peace, and if I need help, I'll ask for it thank you very much. As an introvert it really deters me from going into your stores.