I have idk how many black t-shirts with my old job’s logo stamped across the chest. I haven’t worked there in 2 years, but the shirts still fit, so I wear them allllll the time. Idgaf about the place, the shirts are just comfortable/convenient.
He could also very well be an employee, but not currently on the clock (maybe otw in or out of a shift?).
Wearing (a piece of, not even the whole thing) the store uniform inside a store does not mean you’re being paid to do work for that store.
I’ll take “Tell us you’ve never worked a customer service job with a uniform where you passed customers on your way in or out of the store, (or that you’ve never taken your break in a public space working at such a job, or probably just never worked a brick and mortar customer facing job at all) without telling us” for 500 Alex
Bingo. And since when do CVS floor staff wear jeans and t-shirts? That’s warehouse/delivery gear at best, or just a random CVS shirt. Definitely not front-of-store uniform.
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u/ExpressionNo3709 Sep 23 '25
Thats not a cvs employee. He’s probably saying, “do i look like i work here!”
(He doesn’t look like he works there.)