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Anyone else's ISM been coming in late? We just got a lot of the ISM for the 12/28 pets SPLs.

You're not allowed to trap transition anymore? Wow.

Pennies don't circulate well. They end up in couch cushions and coin jars after a few transactions.

WTF is going on at your store? Spit in people's drinks? Throwing box cutters?

Wrapping paper would be gone if it was 70 and then 90%. But now we're paying a tm to salvage it out and people at the DC to process it. The constant screw ups are unreal.

So why did a bunch of trim a tree go salvage today?

Im gonna need 8 feet for the remaining chemicals clearance.

It salvages on the 9th so the plan would be to set as holiday condenses. Stores shouldn't have the entire ODL set to do at that date.

I would assume sick pay (or protected PTO as Walmart calls it with their point system) would still excuse an absence or late.

Haven't heard anything at store level. If it starts in February we should hear something soon.

Id love to see fresh areas get electronic tags. Would make TPCs a lot easier to deal with.

I was always a fan of detrashing domestics in the backroom. It kept the trash/silica packs from getting on the salesfloor and you could do it near the baler. I'd usually do a u-boat for bedding and one for bath and then throw the smaller items like bath decor and storage/dec home in repacks...

So apparently the reason RTS went through the roof is because the system made us still pick orders that the guest had already canceled which is why so many items immediately dropped into RTS.

Once we blitzed through all the OPUs this morning it was a pretty smooth day. All liabilities are out of the back, toys are being purged, and we actually have vehicles for the unload tomorrow.

Hopefully they kick the ODL release back since they've pushed back Christmas salvage.

Thank God Im off today.

We do the Q4 leader lunch/meals too but I can never imagine a SD doing it during an actual unload. Especially when OP references having non-truck days.

I think it's all during their normal time of year. Baby in March, toys in July, tech in fall. You're right about home. Fan central moves back to specialty with many stores getting a shop in bedding near style.

I think thats part of the plan. Pretty sure they're expanding collectibles/trading cards and moving the adult/party games (like Cards Against Humanity) into current entertainment.

Yes. Its called "consumer activation". The transition guide page talks about it with a link to a special projects page. Its designed to add space to rapidly growing categories (think wellness and health stuff in OTC and sporting goods). From what Ive picked up on it will be personal care...