I used to work at Whole Foods and people ask us the wildest things – one even demanded to see how we paint our oranges

WORKING in customer service is definitely not for everyone – it takes true strength to deal with people all day every day.

This woman, who used to work at Whole Foods, opened up about the odd things people would ask her on a daily basis.

TikTok/julia the megalodonJulia had plenty of stories to share[/caption]

TikTok/julia the megalodonOne woman allegedly asked her about coffee enemas[/caption]

For example, Julia talked about a mystery woman who allegedly asked her: “Where are your coffee enemas?

“I told her that this is not a service we provide here at Whole Foods but there is a self-service kit you can buy!

“She then told me about how she gives herself a coffee enema instead of drinking a cup of coffee and now I think about her every day.”

Another time, someone could not believe that Whole Foods sold such colorful oranges.

The person allegedly asked her: “Show me the machine you use to paint all of your oranges.”

She continued: “This customer could not understand why all our different orange varieties were different shades of orange.

“I explained to her that we have different kinds and that’s why they’re different shades. So she grabbed a lemon from our citrus table and said ‘Oh yeah? Well, explain this!’

“And to this day, I cannot.”

In a third instance, allegedly someone accused her of kidnapping a child … in another galaxy.

The person allegedly said: “There she is, there’s the woman who did it.

“She’s the one who stole that little girl. I’ve been across so many galaxies and so many wanted posters everywhere.

“They’re looking for her all across the universe, someone grab her. That’s the woman who did it.”

But she wasn’t the only one who revealed her weirdest encounters.

Previously, a Marshalls’ employee slammed the customers who asked her questions like if she worked there.

Taking part in a TikTok trend where she gave a look into her job, she presented different questions she gets asked daily – and the answers she’s forced to give.

The employee, who will remain anonymous to protect her identity, revealed she will constantly get asked whether she works there or not.

Marshalls’ employees are required to wear a lanyard around their neck with the store’s name to make them identifiable.

Sarcastically, she will tell people that she just likes to hang out willingly in the dressing rooms.

Another question she gets asked is whether multiple people can use the same dressing room – the answer is no.

She apparently also gets asked by women if she could watch their kids while they try on clothes – another question she always shuts down.

TikTok/julia the megalodonA second demanded she show her where they painted the oranges[/caption]

TikTok/julia the megalodonAnd another raved about how she was a wanted woman throughout the galaxy[/caption]