@@Donika691don't forget the gift basket! They might enjoy bottles of alcohol with a flammable towel wrapped around the bottle, fancy innit? Put a candle in there why not
I worked at Walmart for 4 years. My hat goes off to anyone who continues to work there, especially with people like this who make the job more miserable than it needs to be.
@@Wastingsometimehereyeah they would, some people are just unempathetic, or they're thinking "this happens to me so I'll do it to them, it's only fair"
I once accidentally ran full speed into a giant flat-screen TV at walmart when I was 16. I was so mortified that I had an anxiety attack when an employee asked if I was alright. I still cringe to this day about it and I'm 21 now. The fact that people do this shit intentionally baffles me.
@@hoodsaviors I was racing a friend to the door (stupid, I know) and I saw him slow down. I didn't think to slow down as well and when I was looking back at him an amployee wheeled the tv a customer was buying into the aisle in front of me. I flew into it and it went skidding across the floor. I remember laying on my back with my hands on my face for a few minutes while the employee asked if I was okay because I was so embarrassed. By the time I stood up I was hyperventilating because I saw the TV was $300 and I couldn't afford it. I had to excuse myself to the bathroom to cry and I don't usually have anxiety attacks or cry in public like that. Overall it was pretty traumatizing but now my friend makes jokes about it lol
The only pranks I like now is Eric Andre pranks because other than him nobody else gets hurt And the joke is always how crazy he acts around public or how crazy and unlikely the situation is which is always hilarious
@@ahmadmalaki8364Eric Andre is the most unfunny dude ever lol, Impractical Jokers are the guys who know how to prank, and they do it to eachother as well as harmless pranks on the public
I worked at Wal-Mart as a supervisor well into the night. Our Walmart was next to a private school and the high schoolers that came in were awful. It was only me and my manager I worked with so I usually had to get rid of them. They were so snarky, entitled, and unwilling to be reasoned with. 😅I'm a big black dude though so they always got a little scared when they seen me coming
I have a soft spot for pranksters whose antics don't hurt or trouble anyone and everybody can laugh off. For example ones like the kid on tiktok who takes back "faulty toys" that talk and he's recorded outrageous lines. The employees laugh, we laugh, nobody's day is ruined.
I worked at Michael’s and there was one crazy person who decided to take out every single individual pen and pencil and threw it in one basket. They then came up to the register to tell me “Oh I’m not buying any of these” and walked out of the store. My coworker and I hadda spend the rest of our shift reorganizing all of them and this crazy person came back to record us as if we were zoo animals.
Add that the algorithm is garbage why is their a culture war well because hate and anger increase view your average is not going to check or take a while to think if what their being told is a bunch of lies and repeat what they heard lie parrots and not think for themselves
@@misterkrabs2254only kids and redpilled maidenless losers are going to see videos like this and enjoy them. Don’t mess with people at work bro, Walmart already gotta suck ass to work at for some money. Ain’t no one wanna deal w more bs there.
At the Walmart I worked at I bought a bunch of different T-shirts as I needed new ones, and decided it would be funny to mess with one of my buddies who worked there, he didn't see me buy them so I just kinda walked around and did some shopping and made sure he saw me, then switch my shirt, and go back to shopping, all the shirts were very similar but he was so confused as he knew something was different every time, we had a laugh about it after
I’m a security manager at Target and this is what we deal with every… single… day… It’s horrible because there’s people genuinely stealing and we gotta handle the bozos first.
I love how these guys have the "everyone is an NPC and I'm the main character" mentality, then they proceed to be the biggest NPC's ever to the point that people give up talking to them and get their manager/cops involved.
As someone who works at walmart , seeing the guy riding the bike IN STORE made me wonder how long he waited for that bike JUST to do that, because at most stores where I live the bikes are all locked and require someone woth keys to get them for you, usually the only one with THOSE keys are the security associates and management.
Since I work seasonal I manage these bikes and are never locked. Theft is somewhat low at my store I guess but never had to deal with delinquents, yet.
I work in a retail pharmacy and i have had several instances where we have had to call paramedics to come out because some ones "Prank" caused random shoppers to either trip, fall or run into something that should not be their. What people do not seem to understand is a lot of people zone out while shopping. They are focused on their shopping and sometimes not paying attention to obstructions that might be in the way. That is why stores do not allow pallets to be on the floor past a certain time. It became such an issue in my store that corporate made management take a "how to deal with pranksters" course. I wish i was kidding...
Yeah, I work at a grocery store, shoppers don't even notice employees until they can't find something. (Bonus points, apparently, for stopping in the middle of the he aisle when I got a heavy load)
Yeah when you work retail you learn so fast that customers’ brains turn off once they enter the store. It’s genuinely baffling. I’ve had people ask where something is when it’s right in front of them.
@@DeathnoteBBme : has a badge, clothes with the logo on them, a pallet nearby with the same item I'm currently placing" Customer : are you from the store ?
As a walmart employee, I work overnights because I have very little patience for people, so if a "youtube prankster" decided to try and ruin my day, I would be more than happy to ruin both of our month.
That's the problem these days, people aren't getting punched in the mouth when they do something disrespectful anymore. If someone did this shit back in the eighties they would get beat the fuck up and banned from the store.
@@EVLfreak666 Yeah. These days, you still *MIGHT* run into the occasional employee that just doesn't give a fuck and would beat their ass, but most are afraid that they'll lose their job since corporate defends "customers" first...even if that "customer" didn't actually buy anything.
@@benthelenderi got smacked for acting a fool in public a few times. I may have childhood trauma now but at least i know how to act like a functioning human in public LMAO For clarification, I was hit way more than just from being foolish in public which is why i say i have childhood trauma. To anyone reading this, don't abuse your kids 🥲😆
As someone who once worked retail, I don't think these people understand just how disrupted the workday is when they knock shit over like that. If something ends up damaged or completely irreparable after an incident, there's a damaging-out procedure longer than just reorganizing the items, and likely a chewing out from your boss no matter what you did or didn't do, because responsibility for the property is solely on the workers. The anger is always directed more at the workers than anyone because the likelihood of assholes facing any real repercussions is almost nonexistent. Bosses will find reasons to fire you for a customers actions, I've seen blatant theft put coworkers in hot water.
@redjr242 imagine you're a toddler and some grown adult smacks your toys out of your hand but instead of protecting you, your parent just blames you for not stopping it from happening. How did we become so soulless. Blegh.
For me what irritates me the most about this stuff is not only do you get in trouble, but the world just expects everything in the situation to be repaired immediately and all that jazz. On top of that these idiots don't get in any real trouble and continue to cause more harm. Really wish people would stop calling this shit pranking, because it really isnt pranking. Pranking would be something thats done thats reversible and causes no real damage to the people you do it to. Not causing visible damage or harm and then acting like its all good after you say its a prank like its an immunity shield. Pranking isnt a free pass to be an asshole and people need to stop treating it like it is. If they don't, peoppe will get shot and i don't blame them for doing it. People need to learn.
Look on the bright side. They're always one video closer to messing with someone while not realizing their 2nd Amendment worshiping husband is one isle over. Know what I mean?
Rémi Gaillard's pranks were harmless fun, too bad he doesn't do pranks anymore. These days it seems like he has shifted to being an animal rights activist. At the same time he isn't exactly as young as he used to be.
As a cashier at a grocery store, the last one really pissed me off because people are like this. I wish we could yell and curse these kinds of people without the fear of losing our jobs
I second this. Good customers get good service, but it should be a free-for-all if they are acting up. The amount of stories I've heard from my partner working in fast food makes me want to take it further and say that you can hit them too. Just the other day they had someone jump the counter and hit a member of staff because their order wasn't right... In that instance the boyfriend of the woman that was hit by this guy was also working that day and may or may not have led the customer to an area of the store where there weren't any cameras, beat the crap out of him and then restrained him until the police arrived.
I completely lost it on a customer who threatened to kick my ass over him mishearing once, thankfully I didn't lose my job cause this guy was banned and the manager knew he liked to start problems. it felt great.
I worked the service desk at albertsons. I complained because I didn't feel I got paid enough to put up with the levels of shit I put up with. My boss got pissy with me because I got paid a whopping 15 cents more than the camshiers. My point was that I'm not a fucking cashier, I'm the person who deals with all the fallout from everything else. I get cussed at, shit thrown at me, I do paperwork, I do returns, I clean, I double as a cashier, I help bag, I was a fucking manager getting paid the same rate as an entry level cashier. My most memorable moment? The time someone said they would smash my brains out because I refused to refund an item we didn't fucking sell.
I legitimately believe that everyone should have to work a customer facing job for at least a year so that they can experience the absolute lobotomised goobers of society and will think twice about annoying retail and service workers
If not a year, at least a few months in anything that services people will humble the average person. I work as a cleaner in a government office and even these people who have 'high education' don't understand the kind of mess they leave has to be cleaned up by an actual human. Example being dumping FULL water containers into trash cans and spilling it (the floor has like 4 bathrooms you can do that in), throwing in rotten food and leaving it uncovered (how do you even have rotting food in an office?!) and complaining to the management... when we sit. Sitting down. I know retail workers and whatnot also gets reported for it which is insane.
I remember working retail at a supermarket, and there was an instance where two girls recorded themselves spilling Gatorade on the floor. They were with their father, and the guy did nothing. They just left without even telling. Funny though, he actually came back to return something about 2 hours later. We charged him for the spilled drinks. And his excuse for his daughters behavior was "The're just being kids." Like bruh..
@@IncubiAkster I'll eat it up like count chocola and teach her how to ring in brocccoli and ice cubes. She'll know. She'll know better than anyone. Don't even...
When I was in highschool before they changed the hours and still had 24 hour walmarts, the fun pranks we pulled at walmart was just silly. We would try and pick 5 items that together might make the cashier laugh, or wonder. Duct tape condoms and a fuzzy bunny? Sure. The prank was watching them try to contain their opinion on the ridiculous stuff coming down their belt. The other prank we pulled was slipping random stuff in peoples cart when they werent looking, always something innapropriate or childish of course. The beauty of these pranks? Nobody was affected negatively. We always bought what we put on the belt, never wasted the employees time or made a mess, and the people who might have random stuff pop up would obviously say "oh i dont need that, howd that get in there?!" And put it back.
This is exactly the pranks I would have no problem with when I worked there too, mind you I was a stocker at 3rd shift but still your prank is fun and doesn't make the people working have to deal with B.S. Too bad kids think pranks mean lets get tiktok famous for bike racing in the store etc etc.
I hate it when it's kids technically not old enough to be tried as an adult, so there's some mild obligations to just let them go no matter how disruptive and disrespectful they behave. At least with these purposely prick behaviors they're able to be scared off by police, because they could get charged with something.
@@williamfallswhen it’s the kids doing it, they really should be put into temporary custody while the parents are forced to take parenting classes. Like, no kid just magically ends up being a little shit, that’s clearly just parents who do nothing to teach their kids right and wrong, or the consequences of doing shit.
"The only prayer we can have here is that he licked bird shit" is almost certainly 20x funnier than anything those first two guys ever have done or said, or ever will do or say.
I work in walmart and heres some notable things teenagers have done - Walking ON the line of parked shopping carts - Sprinting in my direction hitting my cart making it hit me - Running to the garden center and trying to hide from managers - Intentionally messing up everything in their way and laughing at manangers telling them to stop(stuff like this happens pretty frequently in many ways) - Making moaning noises/loud noises and laughing It's so crazy how these people in their highschool years act like elementary school, how they all generally sound the same, and have the exact same reponse to everything. Truly baffling especially since I was a teenager myself most of the time ive been at Walmart like why do they think this is remotely funny
@@TooColdProdzIt doesn't matter AT ALL that they're "just teens". They're just as cringey, annoying, and idiotic as the adults doing it. There is no excuse. This kind of behavior is evil and the people doing it are wastes of life.
@@rtyprty Public School and Non-Respectable authority does that to someone. Once they become even remotely free (teenagers), they act like utter buffoons. But that's because their entire lives, it's act this way and not this way. They get freedom, now it's act how THEY want. still cringey as shit tbh
I messed around in Walmart like once or twice and then ironically ended up working at a Walmart for two years and really learned to appreciate what it means to work that kinda job. These videos hurt me to watch, these employees are just trying to exist
Lol whatya mean yall dont love these dudes why wouldnt you wanna take a break from your actaul job to go clean up a few boxes some dumbass kid knocked over lol
As someone who unfortunately continues to work for Walmart, i have no choice to continue unfortunately, and has had my face recorded by one of these child pranksters and had it put on TikTok without my consent, thank you for making this video.
I worked at walmart for a minute and some girl took out her soaked bloody tampon and dropped it on a shelf, also some dude shit himself and proceeded to smear it all over the entirw bathroom stall and would actually come in every morning at the same time to repeat this process of smearing feces on the floor and walls. Luckily i wasnt a custodian bur i was still disgusted by shoppers lmfao
That is so disgusting, I work at grocery outlet and someone in the bathroom felt like doing some finger-painting I guess so they left shitty fingerprints on the bathroom wall. I stared in horror for a good minute
As a retail worker who has worked at Walmart for about 2 years, I feel the pain that these retail workers go through with these kinds of people. I know exactly what they're going through. Edit: Wow. I did not expect to get 1k likes.
The cashier in the last one legit handled the whole thing beautifully. First, with the total no-sell of the prank and then just going straight to manager backup instead of letting the whole thing draw out.
I find it sad that also target, become the game stop for those cringe pranksters, where they want to play their silly games to mess up & damage the property
What are you gonna do? Put up a sign that says "no pranks allowed"? That ain't gonna do jack. It's inevitable that degenerates are gonna do stupid things in public.
I don’t feel too bad for the company, but I do feel really bad for the poor employees who have to put up with this shit, and are possibly put in harm’s way because of it - I can imagine one of these “pranks” sending something crashing down on someone and hurting them pretty badly…
@DoctorX17 yeah I also feel for the patrons just trying to buy groceries or whatever. Now they have to worry about their safety. These kids are menaces.
The more this type of stuff happens, the more my hatred for TikTok and its influence on kids grows and burns. I'm terribly sorry to those in retail for having to put up with these imbeciles on a daily basis. You should reserve the right to confiscate these "pranksters" phones and sell them to not get subpar incomplete underpayments.
My dude this has absolutely nothing to do with tik tok. These pranksters have been on RU-vid for over a decade. Have you heard of David dobrik or Jake Paul?
@@gdadder Yes, I have heard of them. Have *you* heard of TikTok, and how nowadays Internet pranksters in general, be it RU-vid or TikTok, are worse than it was before? Wake up.
@@Goz969 I mean I’d love to see a statistic of that man. Jake Paul is like thee biggest RU-vidr to fucking ever exist and he primarily did stuff like this, shit like this has always been around and getting massive views.
Stacking shopping carts on top of eachother seems like something me and my friends would do too for fun. But when someone asks you to stop. You stop and apologize.
i've seen some abandoned carts ppl used to race in idk if it'd be worth it to replace but these kids are going to end up pranking the 'wrong' ppl and get bitch slapped if not worse lol
@NoProblemoBob i mean, an abandoned mall wouldn't rly have anything in it to begin with, but surprised no ones done more arg-like 'horror' series in abandoned spots, other than potetntial tresspassing lol
At least Charlie is using this platform to expose these guys. These pranksters target places like Walmart because they know it’s easy prey, that’s it. They are criminals under the guise of their pranks.
Exposing what? All the dope did was give them the attention they clearly wanted. Nothing negative will come their way from his doing what he just said he hates in the video so idk Why are fanboys so stupid like holy shit
I think the only retail pranks I’d consider “okay” is if you can make the workers in on the joke. Like I saw one that was like “Getting retail workers advice on my valentine’s card” and he’d ask the guy at the register what he thought of this super raunchy pickup line, and everyone was laughing and having fun. Basically the golden rule of pranks in general. It’s only good if everyone gets a laugh out of it.
There was a show I used to watch called Just For Laughs: Gags where people would pull pranks on the public. And it was the harmless kind that everyone could laugh about. One of my favourites was when this guy pretended to be wheelchair-bound, then a guy shows up, dressed like Jesus. He'd pretend to heal the dude's legs and he'd suddenly get up from the chair like it's some kind of miracle. After the dude finished bowing to praise Jesus, Jesus walked over to large bush that had some kind of mini forklift hidden behind it. The lift stuck out just enough so that when Jesus got onto it and it started rising, it created the illusion that he was floating. I miss those kinds of pranks.
As someone who has worked in customer service, even just the thumbnail makes my blood boil. The job is hard enough as is, and this kind of shit is actually disgusting.
@@GamePass-q5f you actually have to be a child if you think working customer service is easy, because it isn't. You actively have to put up with shit customers regularly, provide assistance to others, and often times deal with larger business while trying to get your job done, it's exhausting and its people like you that continue to make CS workers look like lazy assholes who don't want to do their job.
This all makes completely perfect sense when you remember that, as Charlie said, these are only being watched by very little kids who’s parents only had them for tax benefits and don’t actually want anything to do with them so they just sit them in front of the iPad all day. The parents are the real reason why this type of crap is so rampant
My parents are very loving and I have a good relationship with them, but I still formed some braindead takes because of the internet. I think you’re taking a giant leap trying to solely blame it on bad parenting while, it does contribute, kids will get exposed to this stuff either way, as long as they’re online
I’m sorry you have to deal with stupid people like that. Don’t let them get to you take pride in the fact you’re more mature and respectable. Shows your family actually took the time to raise you.
As someone disabled who works at Walmart since it's right across the street....thank you. I actually had someone do one of these pranks and sprayed glue and super glue both all over the craft section.... Guess who was told to clean it... The legally blind guy 😅 ridiculous. Took me my whole shift to clean it. Great video as always man.
I remember when I worked security at a theme park, two teenagers were trying to fistfight each other over a girl (I wish I was joking). No one was doing anything about it and no other department was calling it in to us. I was already in a crappy mood from having to deal with irate guests and reminding guests how a bag check works (people are stupid), so I decided to intervene by grabbing the two of them and dragging them out of the park. I took them to the parking lot and told them they weren’t allowed back in. My boss heard about this and was just cracking up at me getting fed up. It’s a shame retail can’t get somewhat physical
So I used to work at Walmart in a college town, had a group of college kids come in one night, load a cart up with all sorts of different raw meat, then load up plastic bins with them, as a “prank” by the time we found it, the meat had gone bad and we had to throw it away, no clue if they were ever charged, but I know it was at least investigated.
Raw meat. I'd kill for some raw meat. You have some? I can treat it right. I know what I'm doing. Don't let men fuck it. They don't understand at all. They don't understand sex. Sad.
@@fucuszullanti7877 What is this has to do with reddit? The majority of redditors despise pranksters, there are even subreddits where redditors come together and laugh at pranksters get beaten up or worse...
Had an adorable interaction with a 70 something year old Walmart worker earlier today, I had went to get new Christmas lights for when we decorate soon and we found a random thing of seasoning sitting out where it shouldn’t be and we were looking at it, then he showed up and politely said it was his We then had a fairly decent conversation about our new grills and how we go all out seasoning our food and then we talked about family. People like him give me hope for this world
People literally get paid minimum wage just to deal with this all day. Absolutely shameful. Honestly "pranksters" like this deserve the worst repercussions.
@@e-tean-son4146 To be frank all the REAL working class people deserve a pay raise; I mean they are the one's who run businesses for these companies overall. It's a surplus of labor the working class generates just for it to be taken for granted and underpaid significantly by companies. It's nothing new. GOOD OL' CORPORATE AMERICA BABY!
Saying that guy in the red hoodie is a Karen is insulting, as soon as the guy came and helped the manager I knew he was one of those helpful/chill types of dudes who make your bad day a little brighter.
That guy isn’t a Karen. He was calling out this gonked TikTok-brain fart out for pulling off some stupid prank that won’t even get attention. But hey, little kids raised by irresponsible/negligent parents need the IPad with Skibidi toilet on 24/7
7:25 i would have scanned the box, and made him pay full price for the two cookies. then he probably would have made a stink about it, but hey, he wants to open the box and make it so they cant sell them? charge him for all the cookies in the box.
Found a group of kids like this last year. They had the cart laid back and were trying to see how many people could fit on top of it. The sheer stupidity they all had was crazy. After the manager and I told them to leave the 1 kid that was Asian pulled out his phone and said we were discriminating his race. Idk how they come up with this stuff
My brother-in-law played a prank on me over the weekend. He took one of the batteries out of my TV removed and hid it behind the fruit bowl. When I and a few friends were teenagers, and drunk, we weren't allowed in McD's as they were worried we might be disruptive. Fair enough. So we went through the drive-through. We walked like we were all in a car, complete with engine noises and winding the window down. Laughs were had by all. Annoying enough to be amusing and completely harmless. These chuckle-fucks are just a public nuisance with an online audience.
You might say being actually funny takes effort and social awareness, and said chucklefucks have neither because they're spoiled manchildren that are out of touch with the general public lol
Before my current job, I worked at Walmart for 3 years. I've seen all kinds of pranks, ranging from people calling asking why Walmart didn't sell walls, to dicks sprayed on the ground with spray paint, to teens ripping the boxes of basketballs and shooting hoops through the displays, all the way up to a literal bomb threat that evacuated the whole store and left 20+ employees stranded shivering at the nearby dollar tree because none of us could get to our lockers to get our car keys (always keep my keys on me now). I've escaped retail, but if anyone who happens to read this do, here's my number one tip. Don't engage with these idiots. If you're answering prank phone calls, just hang up. If they approach you, ignore them and find your manager. If you see them, don't approach them, FIND YOUR MANAGER. Your managers are absolutely allowed to call this bullshit out, and if they can't, security certainly can. Let people who are allowed to yell at customers yell at them, and save yourself the mental energy and let them handle it. If you're a manager but you're afraid of confrontation, you're absolutely allowed to get a different manager or call for security. Your store DOES HAVE SECURITY, and they WILL handle it. These pranks target workers who aren't getting paid enough to do anything about it, ignore it and let the people who are getting paid enough take care of it.
Honestly, a funny way to play along with the "selling walls" one would have been "You willing to pay for equipment, a permit and sign a bunch of paperwork?"
Next time you’re at Walmart and see the bikes all locked up with anti theft cords you can blame this guy. 5:25 one day every single item will be locked up cuz some dumbass ruined it for everyone
I respect that cashier so much. he just straight refused to socially interact with this what so ever. smart guy. If its not scan product - receive payment - give receipt, its above his pay-grade.
The one thing I like about our security at the retail store I work, is that they don't put up with this kind of shit. You pull this once, you get a warning, twice and they're calling the cops. There was a whole group of teens a few weeks ago that were just being jackasses in the store. Climbing on other customers, throwing stuff, knocking mannequins over, etc etc, anyways none of their parents were pleased when the cops were telling them they're all banned from stepping foot on the premise. One lady was like "This is ridiculous! What do you mean I can't take my daughter shopping here with me anymore?! If I'm going shopping, she's coming with!" and the cop was like "I'm sorry ma'am but she's not allowed in the store now, you'll have to leave her at home or in the car, if she steps inside we'll have to take action." and the lady was so mad. Like, hey, maybe instead of getting mad at the guy who had to trespass your daughter, you teach your daughter how to fucking behave in public. (Obv I'm paraphrasing the conversation, I wasn't around to hear it, just heard second hand from security, made my night tho.)
The best part of these videos is how little the employees care, they're always hoping for a freak out and it's just awkward silence until they run away giggling , prime tik tok comedy
Retail without pay? That is downright evil, slavery, worse than imprisonment alone. Although, they'd need to pay you somehow, at least enough in order to keep you fed and with enough muscle mass to continue to toil away, but not enough to ever give you the reasonable prospect of escaping. Oh wait that's exactly what wage slavery already is.
I will admit the stacked shopping carts made me chuckle because of how absurd it was but all humour was instantly destroyed when they just started being complete assholes
2 kids went to my local Walmart and lit a traffic flare, activating the sprinklers and destroying everything in the store. The good thing is they did face consequences
Just saying, if any of these idiots wanna come to the Walmart I work at, they're gonna be in for a surprise. I'm already looking for excuses to get out of there; getting fired for showing an Internet "prankster" a bit of the real world would be one heck of a story
I have worked multiple positions at Walmart and customers always found a way to make every single one of them harder. -Stocker: Messing up shelves because seeing employees fix them is funny(?), throwing and breaking shit, verbal abuse when employees don't know everything -Door Host: verbal abuse, threats of violence, sexual harassment, threats of violence when employees don't respond positively to sexual harassment, explaining why they won't show their ticket as though the employee gives a shit -DSD: Customers entering the backroom asking for shit and getting mad when they're told that they aren’t allowed back there, getting mad when they're told they can't have our pallets, getting mad when they aren’t allowed to use our equipment, getting mad when they can't park their car in the trash compactor bay (why the fuck do you want to park under thr garbage chute? What purpose does that serve? Why are you back here? You cant enter the receiving door so it's a hell of a walk to get inside from here!)
I currently work at Walmart and it can be insufferable at times. A group of frat boys asked me to help them find a white shirt and when I showed them where the shirts were, they all started laughing and told me it wasn't the right white shirt which was BS so I told them to find the shirt on their own which pissed them off. (Update: I no longer work at walmart yay)
Ugh, I know exactly how these workers feel. I worked at Target during the gallon smash craze, and my God, did it get old really quick. Can't tell you how many times I had to clean up smashed milk jugs.
As someone that still works at walmart. we get these kinda people all the time, and for the most part the employees do not care. It's so common we just ignore it, and they'll actually get mad and try to do even more stuff to get our attention. And they always. ALWAYS. hold their phones around when they're up to it, so when we see those we just ignore them pure and simple. Mainly because, employees can't do anything really. Only management and leads can interfere, so the rest of us just pretend they're not there. It's all annoying, never funny, but the worst part is, I've seen kids all the way down to age 10 do this kinda stuff and up to age atleast 20. It only makes me more eager to finish some classes to get. the hell. out of that place.
I don't know what would be better punishment; jail time, or MANY MANY hours of mandatory community service. They wanna ruin stuff for Walmart employees? Guess they're now picking up trash throughout the entire town for the next 2 years
No it can't get Wal-Mart sued they just say that so people don't hold them accountable for allowing this to happen because they could buy something someday.
Thats just wrong, you cant get sued over nothing. You cant get yourself or walmart sued over saying "stop that" or "leave the store" or "im gonna call the cops/security" or whatever as long as youre not breaking any laws by for example throwing insults in there or assaulting them or whatever. What kind of logic is that
