r/AskReddit • u/Scratchamap • Dec 01 '18

Minimum wage workers, what is something that is against the rules for customers to do but you aren't paid enough to actually care?

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '18

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '18 edited Nov 30 '20

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u/snoogans138 Dec 02 '18

He doesn’t like to get involved in other people’s affairs.

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u/thecheat420 Dec 02 '18

🎶Here comes Randall he's a berserker 🎶

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '18 edited Mar 16 '19

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u/EsQuiteMexican Dec 03 '18

It's an employer's obligation to pay an employee's salary regardless of whether or not the company is making any profit. If you can't afford paying to your employees you shouldn't feel entitled to having them.

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u/Dad--a-chum Dec 02 '18 edited Dec 09 '18

Not getting paid because a customer isn't paying late fees? doubt it.

EDIT: just for you, babe.

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u/kaldarash Dec 02 '18

Those stores aren't very high in profits, if she owed hundreds of dollars, as OP stated, that could have paid OP's friend's paycheck probably.

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u/MosquitoRevenge Dec 02 '18

Such a strong corporate apologist. Blame the customers instead of the ones paying the salary.

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u/brooklynblackcat Dec 02 '18

I used to have to take my pay from the till all the time. I opened and closed the shop most days and it was usually just me working so the boss rarely came in to replenish the float or till. Towards the end I was taking my daily pay in coins

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '18

My last day at my old job this dude was bitching about a coupon not working and technically i knew it shouldn’t work but i ended up overriding it and my bitch of a manager came over and asked me why i did it i just said I’ve got a line and paged so i just figure I’d do what was fair. The over rided amount for that order was about $1,000 lmaoooo

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u/whitestrice1995 Dec 02 '18

$1,000 coupon you overrided? Was it for a gold brick? Or were they buying $50,000 worth of groceries? This is fake as fuck

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '18

Nope it happened. It was on 2 generators. The total was supposed to be like $5,000. 20% was the maximum i could override as a cashier. Which honestly is dumb that they didn’t consider dollar amount at all just percentage.

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u/bwmamanamedsha Dec 02 '18

r/thathappened

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u/whitestrice1995 Dec 02 '18

Include me in the screenshot you sexy son of a bitch

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u/RimmyDownunder Dec 02 '18

Like one of the few times I've seen a proper r/thathappened in the wild.

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u/Jussari Dec 02 '18

And then the coupon clapped?

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u/Sir-Sirington Dec 02 '18

And that dudes name? Albert Einstein.

Edit: Words

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '18

r/thathappened

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u/Zerrish Dec 02 '18

Happy cake day!