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I am jealous. Our store is failing re: toys.
We're just lucky in that regard. We share a parking lot with a defunct Toys 'r Us that was larger than our entire store. We get visitors every couple of days the last two weeks, both announced and unnacounnced, checking up on our toy shelves. Toys are the only thing keeping us good on sales. Leadership takes the department seriously right now. We even have ETLs helping stock our shelves. They suck at it. Too slow. Too chatty. Too prone to mistakes. But, whatever. Help is help. There are only 3 regular toys TMs and one regular inbounds TM to support us. At least we have the support we need to stay afloat now. Mind you, this was not the case a couple of weeks ago when I was the only person being scheduled in toys from open to late afternoon on Sundays. Sundays in Q4 one person in toys! Da fuq? Nope, nothing got done. Shelves went unstocked from the Saturday human sea in toys. We couldn't catch up on Saturdays because Sundays were a human sea too. Then corporate started showing up and noticed the empty shelves. Fortunately, my SrTL had my back and didn't throw me under the bus. She told them nothing could possibly get done in toys without more help and that it was pointless to even have one person try.