John Denver Playing Guitar an American Singer Country Boy’s Legacy T-Shirt

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your not kidding someone tried doing that with a $200 coffee maker in my store my manager actually laughed in there face #2: I saw something similar to this the John Denver Playing Guitar an American Singer Country Boy’s Legacy T-Shirt and I love this other day here and wanted to introduce you guys to my towns WalMart model: Everyone, meet Carl. | 236 comments A couple months ago, someone tried to get one of those big boxes of Pop-Tarts for 50 cents because “well, it was in a bin labeled 50 cents”. It was the Play-doh bin and was on top of all the Play-doh. “Ma’am, that’s for the Farmhouse salad.” (Literally all the other Caesars are mounded in the proper spot a couple feet away. The Farmhouse spot is now empty.) She stared a while, exasperated, then stormed off. All this over a salad being cheaper than she thought. I’m not sure how that was supposed to go down in her mind. Never worked for Walmart, but when I was working retail in high school I had a similar encounter. Lady called to check the price of a PS2 memory card (yes that long ago lol) Told her $19.99 like the price tag said, she asked us if we could hold it and said she be there in 30 mins to purchase it. She gets to the store and I begin to ring her up and when I scan the barcode it shows the price as $9.99 (it was marked for clearance in the computer system but the actual physical price tag was never changed to reflect it). I tell her “Hey good news, it looks like it’s actually only $9.99”, her eyebrows furrow and she says in an accusatory tone “I thought you say it was nineteen ninety-nine?!”. My manager and I just looked at each other dumfounded at how she could have been upset that she was actually getting a better price than what she was told originally over the phone.

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Also, I looked at one of my old PS2 memory cards a while back – and it was a “higher capacity” one I was given to replace my first card. The thing was labeled for freaking 8 MB. Noticing that made me feel like my old science teacher who boasted of using computers whose storage capacity amounted to kilobytes. Don’t most customers act undead too? Walking obnoxiously slow in front of people that are trying to get by to finish their work just so management has one less thing to complain about before you go home? No joke I went in to Kearny today for 3 things and holy shit the John Denver Playing Guitar an American Singer Country Boy’s Legacy T-Shirt and I love this lines were snaking around the store. Folks with full ass carts. Luckily I have this Walmart plus shot so the Walmart plus registers were 100% empty and I walked out. Peace and love to the associates there. I hope they made it out alive. This was my store on most holidays. Customers would come in waves until the last reasonable start-time for their parties, each wave progressively more desperate and frustrated as we ran out of stuff and they had to rush around to different stores for that last ingredient or fruit tray.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.