Thirteen percent of private-sector workers in America today are employed in the retail sector and over 25 percent of those earning minimum wage in America are retail workers. Retail is considered a nightmare filled with unpredictable, inconsistent scheduling, part-time hours, and frequent lack of benefits. That’s why retail workers have created an online support center in the form of subreddit community r/RetailHell. It’s a place where people vent and celebrate their painful and proud moments during their retail jobs. Scroll on to check them out yourself and share them with your friends working in retail.
#1 It Do Be Facts Tho
#2 Dutch Supermarket Chain Opens Slower ‘Chat Checkouts’ In An Effort To Combat Loneliness Among The Elderly
#3 I Love This
#4 Truth
#5 Too Accurate
#6 If Only
#7 True Af
#8 On The Front Door Of A Local Liquor Store
#9 “You Are Not At A Level Of Skill That Deserves This Wage”
#10 Nothing Better
#11 I Love How Customer Actually Think We Care
#12 It Said “Call Center” Previously, I Believe It Also Applies
#13 Not Oc But Worth A Share
#14 Saw This At A Restaurant Today
#15 Every Night At Closing Time
#16 Sad That This Even Exists
#17 Upvote If You Would Not Fix This
#18 This
#19 We’ve Had These Kind Of Karens Right
#20 When Those Certain Customers Are Walking Towards The Door…
#21 Lmboo
#22 These People Are The Worst
#23 Anyone Else Starting To Reach Their Emotional Limit?
#24 Mcliving-Wage
#25 How I Wish This Wasn’t True
#26 Cough Cough At My Entire Management
#27 Hits Home Doesn’t It
#28 Haha True
#29 Just A Reminder For Some
#30 Mama Mia
#31 I Never Related So Hard To A Meme Before
#32 Every. Single. Time
#33 Customer: Is This Cash Only?
#34 My Boss Volunteered Me For A Golf Event That I Hated Every Second Of, So I Gave Her A Golf Themed Resignation Letter
#35 ✋🏽✋🏽✋🏽
#36 Manager Put These Up 3 Days Ago Not Going So Well
#37 I’m… Concerned
#38 It Do Be Like That, True Or Nah?
#39 I Clock On My Brain Clocks Off
#40 I Have No Words…
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