Pitching Makes Me happy Homework Not So Much T-Shirt

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It’s because it’s a capitalist consumer protection beaten unto us over years of indoctrination of this capilistoc machine that is America The problem is that these idiots think they are the Pitching Makes Me happy Homework Not So Much T-Shirt moreover I will buy this first idiot you’ve run into today. Not able to understand you’ve already served 20 others, and the store is only open 45 minutes. I don’t even think they care enough for those thoughts. They think it’s their first time being an ass and it’s justified. The worker is the punching bag who has the bad luck to be there at the wrong time I agree w you OP. These customers are out of pocket and out of hand. They absolutely need a taste of their own shitty behavior. If it’s the video I’m thinking of it starts with him flipping out – we have no idea what happened before we can only guess at what happened before (and of course, we are only going to see parts of a video that benefit the person posting it). We also don’t know the relationship the person who took (and posted) the video to the customer or the employee (and chances are they’re siding with the customer). People are going to assume the video tells the whole story which it doesn’t. It only tells that quick snapshot of the entire encounter between the employee and the customer. From what I’ve learned in this sub, if he was the only cashier (in the garden center) then he isn’t allowed to leave the register. As someone who has worked retail, worked in loss prevention, and as a customer, this makes sense all around. From the video, it seems like because he couldn’t leave, he asked the customer to take a picture of the price tag (price discrepancy, bad bar code (or no bar code), no SKU etc). Honestly, as a (reasonable) customer, it’s understandable if he can’t leave and taking a quick picture would only take a couple of minutes. I also understand this option would be a lot faster than waiting for another associate to come check the price (especially if it was a busy day).

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.