30 Small Things People Do to Drive Retail Workers Insane

Nathan Johnson Published 10/26/2020

If you've ever worked any customer-facing job, you already know how terrible most customers can be. Something just changes in a person when they walk through automatic sliding doors, and they become a total pain to deal with.

Here's some horror stories from supermarket workers about the kinds of fresh hell they encounter on a daily basis. Wanting to "speak to the manager" isn't even on the top of the list.

Have fun scrolling through these tales and keep it chill today. For more brain-busting content, click here.

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When Customers Leave Their Dirty Trash In The Carts

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When People Stop In The Middle Of An Aisle And Act Like They're The Only Ones In The Store

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When Customers Leave Stuff From Other Aisles In Places They Shouldn't Be

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When They Beckon An Employee Over Like They're A Trained Animal

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"If You Let Your Kids Do This, [screw] You."

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When People Take Something Out Of Its Package And Just Leave It There

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Customers Who Don't Say Hi

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"98% Of Customers Are Illiterate"

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When Customers Disappear After Employees Go Into The Back To Get Something For Them

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When They Don't Recognize The Difference Between In-Store And Online

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When They Act Like Masks Don't Apply To Them

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Who Just Decided "No" On The TV?

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"Why I Hate Working In Retail."

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