I worked as a Security Guard at a Menards Distribution Centers, and I found out that the wood Menards has, if it gets damaged in the trucks that distribute it, still gets sold. So if you buy something with a lot of wooden parts, and some of them are broken, they know and they just sell it anyway

Five star hotels don't wash their mugs!!!

I worked at over three five star hotels, high class and expensive ones (ugh low pay tho). They all used dish washers to wash the GLASS cups (hot water + soap/detergent) BUT with mugs, they only use hot water. There are YEARS of germs on those mugs!

I know a guy who works in a popular UK chain and they do things like follow young kids around if they think they're trying to shoplift, don't ID people for cigarettes because they're too scared to ask and they tell people to apply for jobs online so when they bring CVs in, all they do is laugh at their poor grammar and spelling before binning them

I think it depends on the cashier, ive seen some just werent bothered and they just did it. but why 12 items tho?

It all makes sense why every time I turn in a paper application I get an interview/job.

Omg

Just like Nike and Nike fakes.

!!! Like

GET 'em, Glam!

That's kinda scary.

What? I've worked as a kitchenhand for over 3 years now in cafes, pubs, restaurants and hotels, and every place I've worked in has required everything to go through a commercial dishwasher. When I wash dishes I usually go the extra step of soaking everything in a sink full of hot soapy water before loading it in the dishwashing machine. Maybe the employee you've seen is lazy or incompetent but there cant possibly be such a rule as mugs don't get washed with soap. There should at the very least be a bottle of dishwashing liquid located at the sink, so the employee can just do it himself before putting it in the machine.

I work at a popular UK cosmetics chain and the politics behind the scenes as far as staff and management are concered is beyond! cliques/rivalrys and it even spills into the outside and effects customers service! if your girl is serving you with a face like a smacked ass your not wrong when you think it's about the girl serving next to her haha (I love it.)

I am now so paraonoid around retail workers now cause im gonna feel like they are talking **** about me in the store now cause of some of you.

I know 1st hand that it costs no more than 2 Euro to sew a blouse for a high end French designer house (not counting the fabric price, but it costs cents) in Europe and I think Levis uses Asia for mass production, so it costs even less. So it's not even half of those $27 you said.

I used to work at a call center and when you ask for our manager, sometimes we just give you a random person acting as a manager. If you got a good customer service and you ask the manager to give the agent a raise, they won't and the most you can get is just a pat on the back.
sometimes when there are too many incoming calls, the moment we end a call, we get a new one right away so we will keep the current caller on the line for as long as possible to give us a breather. we can also put you hold so we can gossip with the other agents.

when we have an irate caller we have a mute button that we press while we curse them

I KNEW IT! and the phone company charges US for your slacking off. **** you.

VEGETARIAN DOESN'T ALWAYS MEAN VEGETARIAN.

Maybe it's just a Connecticut thing then, because only the glass cups in the rooms have to be replaced and the used ones are taken to the dishwasher , which is not in the kitchen, it was on the top floor of every one of these hotels. The dishwasher in the kitchen are for dishes used by customers in the restaurant, at least in the ones I've worked at. The housekeepers are REQUIRED to wash the used mugs with hot water WHILE they're cleaning the room. I walk by everytime and I just can't deal lol

He said "from a waitress", which means he doesn't sit by the bar.
It's a common practice in cheap student clubs, you order Finlandia but they give you diluted Belarusian spirytus

Yeah some of you are horrible employees with no morals.

I worked in retail but I would never do the things some of you people done. Imagine if everyone does that. The world would be a much worse place.

Regardless I have always been polite to workers in establishments. It's hard for me to be rude because I've been in their shoes.