You could argue that the customer is always right and does not have to be polite. In most instances, the personnel will not follow up on impolite questions as people these days are always in a rush and "don't have time" to say please. Or, say, at least that's their excuse. Telling you to say please is not something an employee should do as that's impolite as well. Being (or not being) polite is a mindset. Who hands money to whom doesn't have anything to do with it. Feeling entitled to being impolite because you are in the dominant position during a transaction is IMHO slightly abusive. Try being genuinely polite and friendly and see what happens. :-)
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Manners are usually nice but your the customer.theyvarr there for u. Not the other way around
It's only being polite by you asking
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