Hoo boy am I ready to rumble (rant), and this isn't just me who feels this way. Alright let's get this shitshow started.
TTOSLTM: You are not a leader. You won't be a leader with your shit attitude. You're passionate about the front end and that carrot dangling clearly got into your head and made you show your true colours. It's clear that leaders feel that way too. You dated a cashier, great. He was with Spot for four years and had a shit attitude and some experience, but he's a horrid person. Honestly, a lot of people were glad when he left in all honesty. Anyway, (speaking of which, everyone knows he stole a walkie and is the one who plays music to be annoying.) Anyway, being a bitch to me was what you felt the need to do until I started pushing back, which you obviously didn't expect. But fuck off, honestly. I know what I'm doing and if you remember correctly I was one of the ones who trained you. I now wish I hadn't been. And yes, I made sure our TL saw wtf you did in C9 because it was a shitshow. I love seeing you bite your tongue because you know my patience has run out. And congrats to our new GSTL (who actually deserved the role). You didn't expect that, did you? Ah well. Karma is great!
TThose"Style"TMs: I'm trying to be chill about this. I really am. But when I'm broken off and doing 5 Z-Racks, a Re-Merching project, back-up cashiering, FRO breaks, and y'all are still stuck together doing the third Z-Rack as a team, it's a bit disheartening. I stayed until 7 to push the truck last night. But we need to stop dumping go-backs. It's painfully obvious. Sleepwear does not go in Men's when pushing the truck just because it's on that Z-Rack. Back-up cashiering is best when it's not the same person everytime. Or if more than one person can go up and make it go by even quicker. But I feel like myself and another veteran TM are the only responders and that's probably because that's the case. When I heard the exhausted GSA ask for the third time today for back-up today, I said, "I'm in the backroom on the WAVE, but I can come up." I really wish one of y'all would of thought, "Hey I'm closer AND cashier trained" (We don't have anyone THAT new anymore that shouldn't be trained, so that's no excuse.) because as I went up that time I walked by four SFTMs who could have answered, (not with a guest, not even doing anything they couldn't have stopped for a couple seconds to do). Thanks for leaving 11/16 carts for me to (not finish) today. No way in Hell was I staying today and abandoning my family that is in town for one more day.
But what do I know I'm just a 20-year old college dropout. Yup, I heard the ever-so-gracious transfer from (gonna censor the state because I realise it's a little more identifying than I should write) say that. I'm going back to school, but even if I wasn't, it wouldn't mean I was in any way less qualified to perform my work duties.