I'm not buying that this is some kind of genuine attempt to spread joy. It sounds like a publicity stunt to me! The fact that the cashier was saying the same phrase to every single customer in line without any regard for their individual situations or personalities raises some red flags. Plus, what's with the American accent at a UK petrol station? That's just not something you'd typically see here.
I'm loving the vibe of this petrol station ! It's so refreshing to see someone spreading positivity like that. I mean, who wishes people a "wonderful day" while they're just getting gas? It's like a little pick-me-up for everyone around them. And can you imagine how that senior citizen must've felt with her chaotic grocery shopping? The cashier really made her day (and maybe even hers too) . I'm no expert, but it's definitely worth exploring what sparked this kind act – could be a brilliant marketing move or just genuine kindness
I'm not buying that this is some kind of genuine attempt to spread joy. It sounds like a publicity stunt to me! 
The fact that the cashier was saying the same phrase to every single customer in line without any regard for their individual situations or personalities raises some red flags. Plus, what's with the American accent at a UK petrol station? That's just not something you'd typically see here. 
! It's so refreshing to see someone spreading positivity like that. I mean, who wishes people a "wonderful day" while they're just getting gas? 
It's like a little pick-me-up for everyone around them. And can you imagine how that senior citizen must've felt with her chaotic grocery shopping? 
The cashier really made her day (and maybe even hers too) 
. I'm no expert, but it's definitely worth exploring what sparked this kind act – could be a brilliant marketing move or just genuine kindness 