What if I don't want to be blessed?

[TrouserMouse]

I was just checking out at Walmart and the Jewish cashier kept telling everyone, "God Bless!" as he checked them out.

I was wondering how other people felt about an employee that says this to customers that obviously come from very diverse backgrounds.

Do you think he should be allowed to say that to customers?

[TrouserMouse]

Bump

[alexsmomma06]

I don't think he was trying to push his beliefs on everyone, he was simply saying he wished them good fortune.

[muthrof_2]

No! Not everyone is in that religion! .... did u hear about ur job? I have no idea y I'm so anxious!

[Anonymous]

Who cares its not hurting anyone. Maybe they dont agree with it, but it's certainly not hurting them.

[AmesGirl]

This.

Quoting alexsmomma06:

I don't think he was trying to push his beliefs on everyone, he was simply saying he wished them good fortune.

[psychessun]

as long as she's not sticking a pamphlet in my bag and hardcore pushing her crap on me i don't care.

people get so offended so easily.

[Anonymous]

How could you tell he was Jewish?

[cLanief]

Ummm considering WalMart does not allow you to say merry Christmas as a cashier ummm he could get in trouble for that.

[GotSomeKids]

I suppose I could see how that could bother someone of another faith and/or antheist.  When I was in NC, the girl at the Mickey D's drive through (hubby got coffee there every morning), she would tell us "have a blessed day".  Even though we believe in God, we aren't very "religious".  Didn't bother us.  Just thought she was trying to be nice.

So many mean and F'up people walking around.  I would rather ignore the religious overtones and be happy that someone out there is still nice. 

[GomezMami2908]

I really don't think it's a big deal. 

This is kinda like the whole Merry Xmas and Happy Holidays argument. Just stupid.