Hear, hear

Non-stop flow of shoppers today (Saturday). Busy weekend. I noticed a lot of things. Funny how people-watching is hardly ever boring.

1) The ones who come in with their families - are very unlikely to buy anything. They come in, try on alot of shit. Parade for family members including their bratty kids. And then walk out (usually leaving a huge mess)

2) Working women (alone) with designer bags and salon blow-dried hair - stroll in with their arms folded most of the time. Look at clothes, taking it all, with one long gaze. Then zoom straight to one rack and start picking out. Tend to enquire about sizes alot. Tend to make purchases.

3) Couples who are probably still schooling - very giggly. Like to hold clothes up against their loved one. Very touchy touchy also (with each other la). Always try to enter the dressing room together.

4) Couples who meet each other after work for a quick shopping session - usually with a fruit juice or some kind of beverage in hand. Not really interested in clothes. Only there to spend time with each other, window shopping. I think they're cute and endearing to watch.

5) Old retired aunties (wives of towkays?) - Like to talk and ask questions. Can machine wash? This one will expand or not? Can change the buttons to zip or not? Girl, you think this size I can wear?

6) Expats/foreigners - THEY ARE MY FAVOURITE GROUP OF PEOPLE. SO LOVELY TO SERVE. And so very patient. And it's easy to close sales with them. Cause maybe FCUK's cheaper in Sg?

Ok these six are the recurring ones. I think I do like working after all. As long as it keeps me occupied.