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r/MurderedByWords • u/Bitter-Gur-4613 • Jan 02 '25
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“Five years olds can read” but the age 50+ customers at my grocery store I manage can’t read a sign to save their fucking lives.
34 u/NikkolaiV Jan 02 '25 I used to work retail. Had a man ask where vacuums were, as he stood with his back to the full aisle of display vacuums. Reading is not the only issue... 5 u/bowtiesrcool86 Jan 02 '25 I’ve had a customer literally stand right next to the black eyed peas and ask me where they were 3 u/Lithl Jan 02 '25 One time I asked an employee if they carried bacon bits while standing next to the shelf they were located on. In my defense, the bags were all stocked facing backwards so the label wasn't visible. 3 u/Theron3206 Jan 03 '25 In fairness, if you're tired and not familiar with the packaging, a massive wall of products can be hard to parse. I don't see an issue with people asking staff where things are, unless they're rude about it. 1 u/TGin-the-goldy Jan 03 '25
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I used to work retail. Had a man ask where vacuums were, as he stood with his back to the full aisle of display vacuums. Reading is not the only issue...
5 u/bowtiesrcool86 Jan 02 '25 I’ve had a customer literally stand right next to the black eyed peas and ask me where they were 3 u/Lithl Jan 02 '25 One time I asked an employee if they carried bacon bits while standing next to the shelf they were located on. In my defense, the bags were all stocked facing backwards so the label wasn't visible. 3 u/Theron3206 Jan 03 '25 In fairness, if you're tired and not familiar with the packaging, a massive wall of products can be hard to parse. I don't see an issue with people asking staff where things are, unless they're rude about it. 1 u/TGin-the-goldy Jan 03 '25
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I’ve had a customer literally stand right next to the black eyed peas and ask me where they were
3 u/Lithl Jan 02 '25 One time I asked an employee if they carried bacon bits while standing next to the shelf they were located on. In my defense, the bags were all stocked facing backwards so the label wasn't visible. 3 u/Theron3206 Jan 03 '25 In fairness, if you're tired and not familiar with the packaging, a massive wall of products can be hard to parse. I don't see an issue with people asking staff where things are, unless they're rude about it. 1 u/TGin-the-goldy Jan 03 '25
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One time I asked an employee if they carried bacon bits while standing next to the shelf they were located on.
In my defense, the bags were all stocked facing backwards so the label wasn't visible.
In fairness, if you're tired and not familiar with the packaging, a massive wall of products can be hard to parse.
I don't see an issue with people asking staff where things are, unless they're rude about it.
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u/Eliteguard999 Jan 02 '25
“Five years olds can read” but the age 50+ customers at my grocery store I manage can’t read a sign to save their fucking lives.