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stuffty employee experiences thread
phflack:
did you have a receipt?
they should've been able to check their transactions at any rate
King Tøny:
Well now you know to not trust poorly paid employees that don't get paid enough to motivate them enough to do their job right.
Snaked_Snake:
--- Quote from: BLockyBuildingBro on March 05, 2017, 03:07:15 PM ---I had assumed somebody did their job and put it in my bag.
whoopsie silly me
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Since when did the employees pack your bags? They never do that and if they did that would be great.
Swollow:
you just bought one the employees a $25 xbox card
McJob:
--- Quote from: King Tøny on March 05, 2017, 02:13:29 PM ---You know they say "the customer is always right" but 9.5 times out of 10 when working at walmart I found that saying to be bull loving stuff.
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Preach it, brother.
A lot of times, Event PR is like Sales except we're supposed to have a big smile constantly and we don't have to sell things so there's no commission to motivate us not to slam a target's head into a loving bucket.
I've had stupid people attempt to steal controllers, keyboards and even an entire PS4 Devkit under my nose. I've asked people to use the controller (as the keyboard is only intended for staff use when debugging, and it's usually hidden away behind the machine when we aren't able to lock it in a cabinet) and yet they'll keep going behind my back, try to use the keyboard and then act surprised and outraged when it doesn't work. It's been more than one occasion that people attempted to threaten physical violence because I refused to let them jump the queue.
Probably the worst experience is when I had a drunk, half-blind, dyslexic, religious bogan waltz into an open demo of Assassin's Creed: Syndicate and hold me down for 30 loving minutes so she could attempt to give me some spiritual lecture about how "walking into the light" is right, and when she left she yanked on the controller and pulled the entire assembly down, breaking both the console and the TV. And she had the nerve to come back the next day.
forget.