Does the underlined line in the context make sense?

for you is fine there. It makes perfect sense. You can do anything for someone else.

I'll put it back for you.

I'll put it here for you.

I'll get it for you.

I'll find it for you.

I'll buy it for you.

I'll do that for you.

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CJ

Thanks CJ. I was actuaully talking to the one of the store employees. I asked her for the opinion, but she was at one of the registers. Would "for you" actually convey that it is her responsibility to put the back? (I was actually supposed to put it back as I took it off the shelf for her opinion). I felt bad as I thought I said something inappropriate.

Thanks again CJ!

Store employees are usually told to put books back themselves and to avoid a situation where a customer puts a book back. The same applies in a library. The reason is that customers or library patrons sometimes forget the exact location where the book belongs and put it back in the wrong place. In large collections of books a misplaced book is essentially the same as a lost book. The store man

After reading the reply, I also believe she would have seen it that way (her responsibility). I'm super-impressed by this reply! Your analysis of the conversation and situation associated with it is excellent! I actually said that in a polite manner and she reponded by saying "OK" with a smile. Thanks again for the response CJ