If you never worked at a warehouse,grocery store,retail or never even had a job you hated (You lucky cunt) You should probably read this and if you have,this is pretty “close to home” as your ever going to get when it comes to the way he describes Whole Foods inter working and when you compare it to any large,retail corporation that you had the displeasure of working at.
After reading that,Still interested in the sham that is Whole Foods or are you curious about other peoples horrific tales of working at the Faux Walmart of healthy food?
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
It’s Whole Foods. It’s a fucking store. Who cares?[/quote]
Yea I think problems like sex trafficking and famine are a little more important than some lunatics rant about how bad it is to be employed by a company that’s supplying healthier options than the norm.
If you don’t like your job, go get a new one (unless your a slave, I can’t really help you there).
I only skimmed it 'cause there wasn’t really anything amusing about it to me, but I got the vibe that it was some broad with an unfounded sense of entitlement who’s never really had a job before who felt shafted and decided to write some self righteous dear John letter to the higher ups as she walked out the door so she could/would get the final word in on her way to her Liz Phair reunion show.
Wait…we were supposed to identify with the person who wrote the rant?
I think that failed.
My first job was at a Six Flags Houston (AstroWorld) sweeping up trash and dumping trashcans. In fact, that rant just made me wonder what is wrong with some people.
Really? You work at a store and wearing a shirt with a logo on it was a surprise?
Dude, at Astroworld we fucking BORROWED clothes everyday and had to give them back at the end of the day. Try wearing super duper Daisy Duke shorts when you have legs about the same size as the broom your holding.
I got no ass that summer…and it never once shocked me they made me wear a logo shirt that looked like shit.
Gee, yeah, I would sort of like my employees to let me know if they will be late…and being late is still not desired…since we have a business to run and all.
Gee, yeah, I would sort of like my employees to let me know if they will be late…and being late is still not desired…since we have a business to run and all.
My guess is, this didn’t happen only ONCE.[/quote]
This is perhaps the funniest part of the entire article. I would have caught the belt from pops if I had said shit like this about my high school job. Well, not the belt. That kind of phase was over I suppose, but some kind of punishment.
Gee, yeah, I would sort of like my employees to let me know if they will be late…and being late is still not desired…since we have a business to run and all.
My guess is, this didn’t happen only ONCE.[/quote]
This is perhaps the funniest part of the entire article. I would have caught the belt from pops if I had said shit like this about my high school job. Well, not the belt. That phase was over I suppose. But some kind of punishment.
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How is this any different than every tool who wears sports jerseys, concert shirts, or Tapout swag? The difference is YOU got PAID to wear the Whole Foods shirt. Those other tools are walking billboards… and doing it for free.