Recent content by OneGoodEar

Ah, that makes sense. I just worked for a regular.

Must be a store thing because I don't remember cakes celebrating birthdays. BBQ were usually reserved for the "summer" holidays, treats were only given during the holiday rush and something special (ie, pizza, subs, chicken) was served on Christmas and Thanksgiving eves.

Some states is five while others are six. Why would anyone gets mad about taking your lunch at 5 1/2?

Yeah, it's bad. Sorry but you should've told your TL that you were just about to hit your fifth. One time I was about to hit my fifth when my TL told me to jump on the lanes. I told him sorry, I can't because I was just about to hit my fifth. He thanked me for telling him and told me go ahead...

Usually it's because the type setters at the time used caps to make the text fit.

Obviously this only refers to those locations where the drive ups are in the elements.

I think there always have been LODs. They may have been called something else, technically, but there's always someone there to run the store.

When I'm the clock, I'm off the clock. I don't even think that I work for Target, even when shopping there.

The self pushers are supposed to replace zoners.

Give them a chair while at it, too. Also help with back up. I'm actually more concerned about this than I am with sco. There used to be at least two sales floor team members who work during the day and maybe about 10 who work at night.

I remember a cereal found in the back room five years past its expiration date.

I accidentally took mine home a couple of times. But I returned them as soon as I can, the next morning if possible.

But they can be used at other Target stores not just your store.

A few walkies home?

I never was encouraged to volunteer. It was posted but no one was told to do it.