A Monologue. From The Customer Is Always Wrong. A one act play. To read 90% of the play, free of charge, go to. Playscripts.com

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A Monologue From The Customer Is Always Wrong A one act play. To read 90% of the play, free of charge, go to Playscripts.com

THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS WRONG, 17 R, 18 A woman in a power suit,, is sitting at a table, impatiently waiting. Heidi walks across stage with a tray full of drinks. Excuse me! Excuse me! Sorry, I ll be right with you - When! When will you be right with me! Because I have been sitting here for 2 minutes and haven t seen a soul. Well two minutes isn t that long. Oh it isn t. Really?! Not really, but I ll - Well. I think I should talk to your manager. No! Please, I m sorry, and I really need this job and I uh... uh... just let me drop these drinks off and I ll be right with you. Heidi sets her tray of drinks down. Okay, what can I get you? Neve suddenly gets a call, touches her blue tooth. Motions for Heidi to wait.

2. Yes! This is Neve. Oh my gosh I ve been dying to see you. How are you? Uh huh. Uh huh. Oh only in the spring. Right. Right, with lavender. Ha ha! Or without who cares! Ha ha! Oh I wish I was there now, I m slammed today, 5 back to back meetings so I had to run to this little pub thing near the office. McGrady s, have you been there? Don t. It has horrible lighting and the service... I mean I ve been here for what feels like hours, waiting for anyone to notice me and I get this trainee to take my orders. You know the kind, eager and clumsy, and not very bright, and she s got this awful chipmunk face. You know what I mean when I say that? Because chipmunks are actually quiet cute, but her s is like a chipmunk who s face has been pinched. Or like... a chipmunk but with the face of a raccoon. A tired raccoon, yes. Yes! Exactly. Ha ha... Well, I better order, who knows how long it will take for the food to actually arrive. Pray for me! Ha ha! Bye. Neve touches her ear and looks at Heidi, who is using all her will power not to slap Neve. Well? Do you have any specials? Sorry, I was just... waiting for you to be done with your call. I touched my ear. Right. You did. So... okay. Well, welcome to McGrady s. We have a couple of specials if you d like to hear them. Look, chippy, I m sure your deep-fried meets and potato cheese sides are a hit with your regulars but I have a lot of dietary restrictions so I ll need to order off the menu.. Shouldn t be a problem, right? Sure. So... it appears you serve salads correct? Great. I ll have a sald with no lettuce, carrots, minced, on the side. Avocado, one quarter only. And beats. Two quarter cup servings. Shaved. And also on the side. Thank you.

3. Okay... well this sort of like the garden salad, so I guess I ll put it in as that. Um, so I m assuming you don t want any cheese? Yes, your assumption that I would like to not gain 5 pounds directly into the area of my ass is correct. And no dressing. If I didn t want Cheese, why the hell would I want dressing? You know what dressing is. It s pure fat. It s liquid fat! I m sorry, I have to ask. A wedge of lemon will be fine. Okay, um... and just so you know, since you ve substituted quiet a few items, I ll have to charge you an extra 2 dollars is that okay? (mocking tone) Oh no! Two dollars! Where am I going to find two dollars in my 400 dollar purse? I guess I ll just have to put on my 2,000 dollar Blazer and go to the bank to ask for a loan so that I can pay for my salad additions. Look I was just trying to be helpful. You re not being helpful you re slowing me down! I have to be back at the office in 18 minutes! Use your eyes and look at my manicure, and make the deduction that clearly I don t care if you charge me 2 extra dollars! Great, well, you re food will be right out. Neve touches her ear.

4. Yes, one more thing. Yes? No, I m talking to my assistant. Oh. Sorry, I ll. No you wait too. There s one more thing I need from you. Okay, what - Never holds up her finger, indicating be quiet now. Heidi bites her tongue so hard it might bleed. Sorry, I was talking to my server. I m at McGrady s... Don t. Ever. It s dreadful. It smells of sweat and cheep beer and the staff is incompetent. Anyway, Joffrey, I need you to cancel my 4 o clock this morning, I have to fire Donny in accounting... yes today... yes on his birthday. Yes. Yes. Yes. Bye! She touches her ear. Yes? Don t... yes me. I was just on the phone. You should wait til I m off the phone. But last time you said I didn t answer you quickly enough. And you... you touched your ear! My God Chipmunk! How hard is it to carry food and take orders and not interrupt people while they re on the phone! Is it really that hard? Is it? Is there something I m missing?! Why is this so hard for you Chipmunk? Hm? Why? Why!?

5. Because your an awful person! Maybe the worst person I ve ever talked to! And I have a name! Heidi! And It s not chipmunk. So would you like to see my manager now? Heidi takes a glass of water and throws it in Neve s face. Neve is shocked. Heidi is shocked. After a few awkward beats, Heidi takes out a napkin, gives it to Neve. Neve starts to pat down her face. Yes, I think I would. Lights out.