Generally it's poor form to try to pick up a girl who is working a customer facing job. It puts her in an awkward situation.

...though one time a qt cashier wrote her number on my receipt without me asking, so you never know...

>>34759362
Yeah, it’s certainly not recommended. I think as long OP introduces himself, expresses interest, and can handle rejection it’s no big deal though.
What really sucks is being hit on with an expectation to reciprocate at work. Like, don’t flirt with her and try to carry on a conversation. Even if she did want to talk to you, you’re opening her up to getting in trouble.
But something like “hey, I’m Anon and i think you’re really cute. Would you want to hang out some time? No big deal if not”
That’s to the point, low pressure, and just make sure you don’t react to any ego bruising. Handle any rejection with grace.

>>34759319
Write your phone number on a piece of paper and give it to her

>>34759319
Do it in steps.

Today "Say, you have a really nice smile. You light up the room."
Tomorrow "Hi. Smily!... No, I can't keep calling you that. I'm Anon, what's your name?"
Next "Hi Jane. Lovely day, isn't it?"
Then "Hi Jane. You're too busy to chat now. When do you get a break? I'll buy the coffee."

>>34759319
This >>34761901 method is correct but say none of that it's all terrible. Combined with this >>34759534 instead of asking her on a date.

>>34759319
>thick

Can you amerimutts stop it with this shit? We all know shes not "thick", shes a FAT ASS slampig and you're only considering her because of your low self esteem.
In a few months you're going to be here , complaining about bad sex in your relationship while entirely omitting the fact that your gf is a fatso you only took because you thought you couldn't do any better.

>>34759319

Lol.

I've been there, anon. It's tough when you're talking to someone who's working because part of their job is being nice to you. Just make eye contact, give a brief smile, and see if there's any interest.

Make a light observational comment about her or your surroundings to break the ice. Then say you're in a rush, but you wanted to introduce yourself because you liked her vibe. Ask her something about herself and see if the conversation flows naturally.

I dated a girl who worked at Burger King for a few months, and it all started with some nonchalant small talk. No big pickup line or grand gesture.

>>34761901
This guy gets it.
Talk to her a few times over a few visits before you ask her out.

Give her your number, as has been said, ideally combined with trying to build rapport over time.

It is very rude to put someone on the spot at their work place. She doesn't know you and you don't want to know how many men would take revenge by filing some bullshit complaint about her if they're told no. Or even just making a scene that makes her look bad (her boss likely will not care what she did or didn't do, only that she did not manage to avoid the scene). If she works at Walmart, she probably really needs that money.

You can show interest but do not make her say yes or no then and there. If you really do not want to give your number instead, say something like "I would LOVE to take you out sometime" and flash a big smile before leaving right away, unless she answers with an immediate smile/yes. Any other response, any pause and you bounce right away not awaiting more.

Also just saying but your description makes it sound like you want her because you believe she won't be able to do better and that's... not ideal.

>>34762159
lol this is so spot on

>>34761901
if a guy did this to me at work i would report him to the police. this is so weird and creepy this is only cute in fictional movies not real life