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Tag Archives: retail
Too Many People on a Black Friday
After my shift on Friday I decided to visit another store to see if there was any deals left over and it became more of a bother than it was worth. I am generally a nice person, but when I … Continue reading
Retail Life
I feel weird when I am on break or off duty and visit the other stores next to my store and customers from those stores ask for help. I was at CVS and had my mobile phone on and a … Continue reading
Borders Is Dead
Borders, the former leading bookseller before Amazon became popular in American society is finally pulling the plug. I previously wrote about the topic earlier about how the stores in Montclair and Chino went goodbye, but now the surviving stores such … Continue reading
Life in a Nutshell
The problem in life is I have increasing debts due to my dental fees from each visit I have. The failed crown in March basically killed off my dreams of fiscal stability where over 800 dollars was blown. Because there … Continue reading
Life at Work
Yesterday was absolutely weird. Our store was again busy and the store calmed down where I was able to take my break, but I followed the rules by telling my supervisor I was going to take my break and I … Continue reading
Retail Life
While I am hoping to start the first of my five classes before I can transfer to Western Governors University for a teaching credential, I am still in my retail job right now. And here is my blog entry about … Continue reading
Retail Gripes
At the store I work at we are asked to obtain the customer’s email addresses so they can attain our advertisements and coupons. I know this is an annoying obligation that the store employees are asked to do when customers … Continue reading
Adventures In Retail
Since nothing noteworthy is happening in my life right now, I am going to post an entry in my “Adventures In Retail”. Yes, I am working another Christmas season and I get my fair share of customers for good and … Continue reading
The Trouble with Coupons
Coupons of any type are more of a problem than they are worth at the chain store I work at. Customers naturally do want to use all the coupons they have in their hand, and they get annoyed, disappointed or … Continue reading
