We sometimes steal credits from other artists and pay them very little amount of money and sometimes never. I, personally don't do that but I know couple of people who did.

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I honestly don't have any. I work at a gas station.

let me spread some info about Krispy Kreme

this mainly applies for people who go in through drive thru, if you walk into the store, this wouldn't happen to you. Sometimes when were are out of regular coffee we give you decaf, also if were out of a certain mix like "Vanillia" for example we put in the sugar free brand, which i guess isn't awful.

Also in the summertime we get alot of flies/nats that come into the store and like to get into the donuts, and if we see one, we through that donut away, bu if not then you might have something a little extra on your donut

Also if there are no glazed donuts coming out of the machine, we get the older ones, and pretend there the hot ones.

Also if we come in and we're making another donut that's not glazed, and we say were not allowed to give it out because of "health code violations" it really means that we can't give it you, because then we have to give it to everyone else too

Also we lie about being out of donuts sometimes, we technically have them, there just for tomorrow, and we don't want to run out.

My mom is a nurse and she told me that there's a nursing journal that lists nurses that are in trouble for diversion, which means that they take patients pain meds for themselves and Mark the chart as "given" to the patient

This thread will never die, lol.

I used to work at Arby's and the roast beef wasn't real. It was like a gooey substance. It resembled pink slime, but brown and in a weird pouch. I honestly couldn't see roast beef the same way anymore.

People do foreplay and nasty **** in the stockroom upstairs

People smoke weed in the coolers and in the back of Arby's

The manager tells their employees to leave so she invites guys in the building and they have sex on the counter tops near the registers

I used to work in a pub as a lounge boy a few months ago.

Everyone working is obviously not allowed to drink any alcohol but at the end of the night when everyone is gone and the tables are cleaned again we have a drink or two with the other workers. Most people start work there at 4 and finish at half 12 in the morning so we're hungry and tired lol.

So when we're asking you to leave on a Friday night at half 12, just go. We don't find it funny if you try and dance with us and grab our uniform. You're drunk and were not so we find you kinda annoying

Also we were told to ignore people ordering at the bar slamming on the top thinking people are skipping them since they might be a little too drunk and aggressive. We have a system to make sure no one skips anyone and we know exactly who is next so don't worry!

Bumping this cause ATRL is very busy today and for the new 2016 members to share their job secrets.

I used to work for CVS

a lot of times we didn't have time to check for expired food so many people would leave without realizing their cookies and crackers were months expired

we did check the baby stuff daily tho because we like babies

the gillete razors would cost cvs $3.02 and they sell it to you for $12.99 ea

we don't every clean the toilets right
just a quick wipe and done

if you're an asshole we don't scan your cvs card so you get your **** at a higher price

if we know youre a regular and we know what you come in for (but you act like an asshole)
we purposely stop ordering it or hide it in the stock room so you don't come

yes walgreens is cheaper and cleaner

we fart while ringing you up and blame it on your child

we love couponers but don't come 2 hours before closing because we really don't have the time

we don't ever wash the carpets so if your kid is on it then theyre on dirty ass nasty unwashed years old carpet

I've worked at multiple restaurants, and I have the tea.

When most people eat at nicer restaurants, they imagine the food being prepared in the cleanest way possible, but the truth is the cooks and runners touch the food with their hands a lot. They don't wear gloves, at least where I've worked, and they don't wash their hands from dish to dish. Sometimes food will fall onto the counter and we'll put it right back on the plate.

When multiple people come in to eat, but some people get their food a lot earlier than others, the servers will often tell them it's because we're busy or because certain dishes take longer than others, but that's not always the truth. A lot of the time, the chefs will have accidentally cooked the food wrong or even burned it, so they need to start over. Even then, the servers will tell the customers that it'll be right out even when they know it'll take another fifteen to twenty minutes.

The servers are polite no matter what in the face of customers, but when we're in the kitchen we GO OFF! Complaining about bad tips, the customers being rude or asking for too much, having too many tables or not enough tables, etc.

Also, if we bring the wrong food to the wrong tables, sometimes we'll just wait it out and hope they don't notice. Additionally, if I have two burgers in my hand and can't remember which one's the medium and which one's the medium well, for instance, I'll just randomly hand them out and hope I got it right / hope they don't notice.

How is this a "secret"? Why the else would someone work at a shoe shop?

I work at a small business in retail and I've learned a couple things:

- If there is a glass surface anywhere, door, counter, whatever, please don't smear your fingers all over it. As soon as you leave I have to wipe your nasty fingerprints off.

- Don't come like 10 minutes before we close and think you're slick. Most likely I've already shut down the register and put away the cash so I'm really just standing there like a fool hoping you don't actually want to buy anything.

- Calling in and asking if we have something very specific is generally not a good idea. If I'm busy I'll just say we don't have it so I can get off the phone

- If you're looking at jewellery and switch out the ring your looking at for one you already have, I instantly get very paranoid.

- If you genuinely have a problem with something you bought, stay calm and be rational. As soon as you get loud or start calling people names, I assume you are an asshole and I will either get my manager to kick you out or do my absolute best to make sure you leave with nothing.

I've been called names and even had one person threaten to call their local MP (member of parliament) on us because their thing supposedly didn't work and we wouldn't give them a refund

If I'm not mistaken, Ralphs should have infrared cameras built right into the registers to detect items under the cart.