Reel it in

Love to see workplace camaraderie.

Since when do shift workers need to wait for permission before leaving once their shift ends? Are you going to pay overtime? No? Okay, bye then! When redditor u/Brooklynisqueerr gave their manager a heads up once their shift had ended, OP was rightfully confused when their manager seemed angry and annoyed. She even made up a new rule on the spot: "Next time you need to wait for a manager to let you go home." Instead of fighting with the boss, OP complied…maliciously.

Zucc is shaking

Why am I the last one?

Serves them right

They're baaaack

Never be like this guy

“With this one you have to commit, once you start this you can't break character!”

Like with any public place, most of us are accustomed to practicing some basic etiquette when we go shopping . We queue to pay, ask an employee if we need help and mostly keep our interactions with other customers to a minimum. That said, there are always a select few who insist on defying the rules. More often than not, they also make a huge scene while doing so. Posting on r/IDontWorkHereLady, u/GallifreyGirlDusk reminisced about the time she was browsing a store as a teen when a fellow custo…

The definition of a mic drop

Remember to be kind to workers

They both suck, let's be real.

It's here.

Costco is truly a king among stores. If you qualify to apply for that sweet, sweet membership, you suddenly have a whole new world of discounts and tantalizing bulk items right at your fingertips. You never know what delights might find themselves in your shopping cart whenever your visit, but that’s all part of the wonder that is the Costco experience. Arguably, one of the best aspects of the store is its return policy. Its approach is so shockingly liberal that a video of two of its employees…

Anyone working in customer service deserves a medal.