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Zo posted:Pretty sure that's your job, so start counting. It is his job. But the customer was a dick about it. More general courtesy then a responsibility of a customer. Like you don't HAVE to tip the waiter 15-20% for good service, but you are a dick if you dont
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Nosaj posted:
Dud me and you should totallygo to LF they would love you there. I used to work at an Ice cream parlor run by an awesome manager. I got every retailer's dream, being able to kick whiny abusive customers out on their rear end. The look on their faces when i told them to gtfo and come back when they were more mature was priceless. Ill cherish those memories forever.
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Boondock Saint posted:I never understood this. We used to have assholes come in to Gamestop all the time to trade things in for cash, give us a hard time when we were firm about needing a official picture ID to conduct the trade, and then they would proceed to run outside and drive away like a total rear end in a top hat. The gamestop I sold back too made me give them my fingerprints. FYE was the same way 
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Nosaj posted:You're seriously perplexed at this? Maybe to cut down on the selling of stolen goods? This was a big problem when I worked at FYE. My boss eventually got fired over it. A gang of theives had access to a walmart warehouse or something (all the stolen stuff was Walmart stuff) and they would come in like 10 times a week with hundreds of dollars of new unopened merchandise to sell back. My boss always tried to take a hard line with them but always ended up taking most of it. I made sure my name was never on these transactions and told them to beat it whenever possible. When you come in with 5 brand new unopened copies of a movie that came out yesterday you just arent trying anymore. Over the course of a year they had to have made well over 5 grand. I think one or two got caught but Im unsure because I left before my boss got canned etc.
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Zo posted:What part of that means you can't start a car without a license? Have you thought this through at all? You know exactly what he meant. rStop being intentionally obtuse. People who drive a car are required to have a pretty easily obtainable and constantly used license. Its not unreasonable to see someone driving a car and expecting them to have a license on them.
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