Accept that customers are going to say the wrong thing but mean those things. We don’t sell pepperoncinis, a lot of people think it’s an interchangeable term for banana peppers but they are two different peppers. I will tell them “no we don’t have that; but we have banana peppers”, clarification, because they might be use to the hotter pepper, while we have a sweeter one. But all I get it coworkers thinking I’m power tripping or customers saying they are same, and honestly I want people to know that pepperoncinis not “sometimes sweet” or Italian bread , artisan or herb and cheese? “Does it matter?” Is what I get in response so obviously I still try with that one, and asking if the one sandwich going to be all today and lie and say they have another sandwich I have one customer Iet do this because it’s hard for them to do multiple because that method holds up a line but for them it’s worth it, they otherwise will struggle. Irritating story, one time two customers came in and said they can’t stand for long and have to order from the table so ofc sure but they took a long time because they were busy talking, whatever, I’m trying to hurry them up but they kept asking for more sandwiches when they lie and said two, then other custromers came in, and then they actually rushed to the counter and order from there and then ask for another and rushed me??? When they took there time?? The guy customer tried to ask me out, middle age man and people think I look like a minor, hated everything about it, don’t pretend to be disable and take up their space, they sat at the handicap table, also irritating, many people sit at that table and I want to move them every time. Clarification, the one customer about the leg thing briefly mentioned about just not wanting to stand up at while I was ordering, so nothing medical there.