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The Captain would pay you to let me Captainize the teens. Give them a few paragraphs of Ft. Jackson, Columbia, S.C. in my 100 yd rifle range voice.
I follow them & give the stare.That moment when, an ETL, two TLs, an APS and a TPS walk a group of six teens out of the store. They fucked around and found out... They were knocking stuff off the shelves and bouncing balls so hard they hit the ceiling.
I did. They kept saying "What's up bro?" and kept on walking.I follow them & give the stare.
Come hang out next to the foot balls in sporting goods or the big bouncy balls in toys at about 6-8pm. Lol 😆 that's when we see them.The Captain would pay you to let me Captainize the teens. Give them a few paragraphs of Ft. Jackson, Columbia, S.C. in my 100 yd rifle range voice.
Making sure that you don't disrupt other guests.I did. They kept saying "What's up bro?" and kept on walking.
I go with the "mom look"Mine let me use the drill sargent voice. They flee the store pretty quickly
I once was talking to a coworker i was training near seasonal and just kinda talking about work process then was like yea they are just being kids and not doing any thing ...*boom ceiling tile hit by ball* hold that thought stay here.Quickly approach them, point directly at their snot filled nose and get loud and say YOU-----OUT it works most of the time
Just make sure that your Mom finger isn't the middle one 🤣I also use the Mom look the Mom voice and the Mom finger. Some of my co-workers who are young ask me to take care of it since I am the "Mom" of the store.
Do as I say, not as I do children.TTOG: You were snapping at your kids about manners as you snatched the bag out of my hands without even acknowledging me. Ironic much?
Just complained about this in the shout box. I will never get used to loud public conversations. Why would anyone think it is ok to do this? It's so unbelievably common. Even if they are juicy, I'd still rather not hear them.TTOG:
No, all of us around you don't really want to hear your phone conversation as you stroll up and down the aisles. Having your foul-mouthed friend on speaker complaining about his girlfriend is neither interesting nor helpful. Ditto hearing your equally foul-mouthed responses. The first time I was subjected to this truly special treat, I thought it was a one-off. But no! You were back again today for a repeat performance. Lovely!
I can't even get used to quiet ones over bluetooth. Like, can you not look directly at me while talking to the person in your ear, maybe? It's confusing. And extremely rude when checking out or at the service desk. People like that used to be considered mentally ill.Just complained about this in the shout box. I will never get used to loud public conversations. Why would anyone think it is ok to do this? It's so unbelievably common. Even if they are juicy, I'd still rather not hear them.
You may very well be right. And that makes me think the person must have a very sad life indeed if this is what they *need* to do.Had that once. Guest walked the entire lengh of RTW multiple times, phone on speaker. She would occasionally take an item off the rack, hold it up for a few seconds as if considering, then put it back and keep walking. She was probably there 30-45 minutes doing that. The whole time she was talking to a friend trash talking a third person. She clearly wanted to be heard by as many people as possible. I bet your person wanted to be heard as well.