[family.guy123]

Originally posted by ethan

We have a similar policy, if someone disputes a price and it's within 20% of the real price, we change it without a second thought. It's just not worth it to call back to toys about every single nerf football and monster high doll that was put in the wrong spot.

lol that wasn't a policy. i was just lazy and i hate my voice over the speakers

[Sanctuary]

Originally posted by Igrt

Nasty things I have found in carts at Kroger

Wet Circulars (Not REALLY that nasty but still not THAT pleasant)
Half Eaten Samples
Used Clothes (Once there was a cart FULL of them in the store lot.I REFUSED to get it and let someone else take it the next day
Bags Full of Wet Big Mac crusts
One day someone left a bag TRASH in the parking lot sitting in the rain

Someone literally **** in our dressing rooms once.

[Igrt]

Any of you grocery store gals work at Kroger???

Let's chat for a biT

[h.u.r.r.i.c.a.n.e]

Originally posted by Nippy'sReceipts

teachers drag students all the time.

I know this. But students do it too to teachers so whatever!

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So many gays in work in retail. What do you guys have to say about that?

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by inspiration4

lol I thought you had maids in SF. I was like this guy is rich as piss.

I wish I mean we're not poor but BYE at having live-in maids in a country like the US

[TeamSelenaMarie]

This thread has me all paranoid.

[Hooligan]

Originally posted by Deldelvs

Because people don't understand that if you have more than 12 items I can't take them on the lane meant for 12 items or less. I'm ruthless towards those people because they're not only being inconsiderate towards me but to everyone that actually has 12 items or less and to everyone that's respecting the 12 items or less rule by going to a different register.

I've always wondered what cashiers did in that situation. I, being the saint I am, would go to the regular line if I have more than 12 items, but I have wondered if a cashier refuses service to that person or if they just bite their tongue and ring up their 35 items.

Glad you stick up for what's right!

[DripDrip]

Originally posted by NICKIMINAJ

Secret Shoppers (regular dressed workers) applies to just about any company of importance.

The stores will racially profile the **** out of you too (at least for Wal Mart they did). When one of the Lost Prevention quit she spilled the TEA to me, about how they train them to look for Latino's or Black's

They were following one of my friends once who was Latina, and I had to low key tell her to watch out.

Originally posted by Attitude

Go on.

Dddd

There's too much, my biggest issue was (and I think most stores do this) they would always schedule me for 38 or 39 week shifts, and one day I'd RANDOMLY get two hours off, because if they gave me the full 40 they'd have to give me benefits.

The store has a list of EVERYTHING their employees buy with their discount cards, and will check the times they are used, what they buy, what Wal Mart it was used in, and how much they spent. Its too make sure we don't give it to other people (they'll fire you on the spot if they catch you).

[Igrt]

Originally posted by GarageGlamorous

Someone literally **** in our dressing rooms once.

One of my coworkers did find used bra and panties in an aisle once

I clean the bathrooms at the store sometimes, and I haven't stumbled upon anything EXCESSIVELY disgusting, bjy today I had to flush somebody's period tissue they left in the toilet in the girls restroom. YUK.

[Nippy'sReceipts]

Originally posted by h.u.r.r.i.c.a.n.e

I know this. But students do it too to teachers so whatever!

true but some of these teachers drag a BIT too harsh. some male teachers def. scope out the gerls too. one teacher i was a ta for (hs) one day out of the blue was chatting to me about how sexy one of the girls in his class was and was asking for my rate. i was biblio'ing thro the whole convo like umm...

[BlondGuts]

Originally posted by DripDrip

At Wal Mart and probably most super-stores, they cannot legally stop you once you're outside the doors. Even if you run out and obviously shop lift they can't stop you (park close to the entrance though).

The store I worked at lied to the CEO or something of the western division of Wal Mart once when she came in for a walk around. We had co-workers leave their positions and work at random parts of the store when ever she would be walking by, they would rush to that section and pretend that we had enough employees for the entire short (we were around 60 short).

Don't use the family restrooms. They are cleaned the least, and its the most common places where people have sex. I've cleaned blood from heroin users, seamen, coke, other dirty needles I have no idea for what, and even period blood once.

The Lost Prevention in our stores wear regular clothes, and they'll look like normal shoppers.

But, TBH Wal Mart treats their customers better then their employees. Woooo lawd the management stories.

Care to explain? Ive go time

[Itskorbitch]

Oh yeah customers piss and s h i t in the fitting rooms all the time.

[8thPrince]

Omg @ the mirror thing! Imma knock on one of them and be like 'icu' next time I'm at Macy's. Either there's nothing to it or I give someone the biggest scare of their life.

[TeamSelenaMarie]

Originally posted by Deldelvs

Because people don't understand that if you have more than 12 items I can't take them on the lane meant for 12 items or less. I'm ruthless towards those people because they're not only being inconsiderate towards me but to everyone that actually has 12 items or less and to everyone that's respecting the 12 items or less rule by going to a different register.

Lmao I always go on the 12 items or less lane with like 20+ items. If the amount is a lot more than 12 then we separate it and buy it separately on the same lane.

[Igrt]

At my store the 15 items or less lane is usually the only one open after 9 or 10 at night :Jonny: we STILL get people with bascarts FULL of items

[NikkiFloresFan]

at Kroger if theres a spill or the bathroom needs to be cleaned ive heard the manager tell the porter (janitor) to grab cleaning product off the shelf use it and fill it back up with water because its better than what the company gives them to use.

[PurrKaty]

My store says Code G over the sound system and customers sometimes freak out. It just means the garbage compacter is open in the back and for all the departments to throw their stuff out haha

Also one of my best friends at work is flirting to much with one of the store managers and she is going to be transferred but only the other managers know and one of my other friends. My friends a 20 year old male and the manager is a 35 year old witch!

There's tons of other drama related stuff lol

[Hooligan]

There's always drama in retail stores.

All of my managers hated each other, so if you couldn't get a 'yes' from one of them you'd just simply go to the other.

#circleoflife

[liberalmusiclover]

All I can say is that most restaurants have roaches.

[Igrt]

Originally posted by NikkiFloresFan

at Kroger if theres a spill or the bathroom needs to be cleaned ive heard the manager tell the porter (janitor) to grab cleaning product off the shelf use it and fill it back up with water because its better than what the company gives them to use.

My unit doesn't do that,

Bathroom schedule at my store:

8am Deep Clean
10am Visual Inspection
12pm Light Clean
1-8pm Visual Inspection A light cleaning MIGHT go in at 4