so where did i leave off? oh yeah, we were talking about customers. this isn't something that "grinds my gears," but it's just something that has caught my attention. anytime that someone buys popcorn, they look down and see two salt shakers. i can see where this is confusing. one is a larger tin shaker and the other a generic glass shaker containing a mysterious orange powder.
ok, inside the large tin shaker, i would have to assume, disregarding my tenure working at the theater, that it would be salt. if you pick it up though, it rattles. it sounds like a salt shaker full a seeds. because it is. the holes are way too large and the salt pours out of it like deal hungry, sleep deprived, redbull fueled... um i've ran out of things to describe them... crazy people running into a wal-mart in nebraska at 5 am on black friday.
me, being the courteous worker, often warn people of the hastiness of the salt. only to see them say Huh? and douse their popcorn into an upcoming cardiac arrest. but they might be confused that this is salt when they first pick it up. regarding the orange colored sand in the glass salt shaker. that? that is butter flavored salt. write that down. butter flavored salt. its the salt we use to pop the popcorn. people often pick it up and say what is this? cheese? sometimes people smell it, and are like, yeah, it's cheese. umm... no. ok, i've heard it maaaay smell like cheese. i disagree. if you put it next to cheese, i don't think it would smell like cheese. now i've seen customers look at this like it is pixie dust and just give me a confused look on their face. then proceed to cover their popcorn with it. some people are weird. but i had an idea. and yes i checked urban dictionary first to make sure no one thought of it first. and no they didn't accept my word. fail. put a label on the salt shaker. not a label exclaiming that it is salt. but just two words:
NOT CHEESE
i think that should answer any and all questions.
just watch

