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I got home from a show that ran long. (ok it ended at 9 -- but I didn't leave until 10pm. The host and a couple of guests were talking and was polite and didn't interupt knowing that the host planned to close her show tonight.)
Well I forgot to give her the host credit and 20% off so I either overcharged her by $46.10 or $57.80 depending on which host special she wants. (I had the item number and price for the cutting board and the mandoline as the description -- she read off the item number and price to me from accross the room and I didn't double check.)
She also had orders from work on slips of paper (no item numbers, "vague" not official descriptions and some of those orders were also included in her check).
I feel horrible for overcharging her.
Does this sould like an ok way to handle this --- Call and leave a message on her answering machine tomorrow morning -- then call her again in the evening to straighten everything out.
She is a nurse and I don't think I need to bother her with this at work -- but I also don't want her to realize it first and think I did this on purpose.
To make matters worse -- they were all drinking wine and I didn't have any and jokingly said as I was totaling her order that "I didn't drink the wine because I knew there was math at the end".
I feel really bad and stupid right now.
Has anyone else ever done this?
Well I forgot to give her the host credit and 20% off so I either overcharged her by $46.10 or $57.80 depending on which host special she wants. (I had the item number and price for the cutting board and the mandoline as the description -- she read off the item number and price to me from accross the room and I didn't double check.)
She also had orders from work on slips of paper (no item numbers, "vague" not official descriptions and some of those orders were also included in her check).
I feel horrible for overcharging her.
Does this sould like an ok way to handle this --- Call and leave a message on her answering machine tomorrow morning -- then call her again in the evening to straighten everything out.
She is a nurse and I don't think I need to bother her with this at work -- but I also don't want her to realize it first and think I did this on purpose.
To make matters worse -- they were all drinking wine and I didn't have any and jokingly said as I was totaling her order that "I didn't drink the wine because I knew there was math at the end".
I feel really bad and stupid right now.
Has anyone else ever done this?