How do I ask the cashier on a date?

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Hi, my name is backstreet boy and I was wondering if you would like to go out some time..

No need to make things complicated.. pretty sure she would admire the confidence..

Otherwise, if you are too scared, go the primary school route and hand her a hand written note asking if she would go out with you with a yes and no checkbox..
 
So there's a pretty cashier working at the place I get my bread and milk from daily. How can I ask her on a date? I already bought a painting from her earlier this year. Need some help, tips and tricks.
Next time you pay for bread and milk, give her cash and include a paper that says "Your painting was great, but I see a beautiful work of art every time I look at you. Can we go for coffee? My number: XXXXX"
 
So there's a pretty cashier working at the place I get my bread and milk from daily. How can I ask her on a date? I already bought a painting from her earlier this year. Need some help, tips and tricks.
The usual, bread milk
5 litre lube
Tissue paper
Romantic novel
One candle
Biltong

You really couldn't think of this?
 
"What time do you finish work on Friday?" Then show some charm and tell her what time you'll pick her up and and ask if that gives her enough time to get ready. If she's not available but is still keen on you, you'll know immediately. Seal the deal.
 
So there's a pretty cashier working at the place I get my bread and milk from daily. How can I ask her on a date? I already bought a painting from her earlier this year. Need some help, tips and tricks.
Ask her what time she finishes her shift, then ask her what she does usually when she gets home after a long shift, then ask her if she wants to do something different for go out for drinks/coffee etc.

Though the fact you already bought a painting from her does change the dynamic, you maybe outed as a simp.
 
You could try Compliment, Introduction, Question:

"Hi, you look really nice today/something nice about hair/outfit/paintings. I'm @backstreetboy, how would you feel about going out for coffee with me sometime?"

Note also the question above is an open question (how would you feel..., not do you want to....) so it invites a more expressive response, not a straight yes/no.
 
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