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cart pushing story

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  1. I once worked at a grocery store. I can't say I enjoyed working at the
    place that much. Therefore, I would do everything possible to avoid
    doing the work. However, when they would assign me on carts, I would
    handle the job with ease and mind my own business. I would push ten to
    fifteen carts at one time, the more I would push at one time made the
    job a lot easier. However one snowy day I was assigned to work cash
    register and I was told by the front end manager that the cart boy had
    not shown up for work, therefore I was forced to take over his cart
    pushing duties. At the time though I had come with no gloves nor hat to
    wear figuring I was going to be inside my whole shift. So, I did as I
    was told, and went outside and began to push the carts and bring them
    back inside the grocery store. After doing this for about an hour or so
    on a very snowy afternoon, I began to get fed up with the whole
    situation. Therefore I took it upon myself to start making snowmen in
    the parking lot. I figured that it should not be my fault that the cart
    boy did not show up. I obviously was wrong with this assumption and I
    know that. After building snowmen for about twenty minutes, the front
    end manager came outside to check up on me, and once she had realized
    what I was up to she ordered me inside. From here, she proceeded to
    send me home and the grocery store suspended me, and I never showed up
    again for another shift there. I obviously was wrong for my actions,
    but in the heat of the moment I felt that my actions were not hurting
    anyone, but obviously the front end manager thought differently.

  2. danny b. said:

    I once worked at a grocery store. I can't say I enjoyed working at the
    place that much.

    <snip>

    And what did you learn from this experience, Grasshopper?

    -L.

  3. "-L." <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1141199514.607882.255150
    @v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com:

    Quoted message said:


    danny b. said:

    I once worked at a grocery store. I can't say I enjoyed working at the
    place that much.

    <snip>

    And what did you learn from this experience, Grasshopper?

    That maybe this is a place for food and recipes, not work stories?

  4. "pgluth1" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "-L." <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1141199514.607882.255150
    @v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com:

    Quoted message said:


    danny b. said:

    I once worked at a grocery store. I can't say I enjoyed working at the
    place that much.

    <snip>

    And what did you learn from this experience, Grasshopper?

    That maybe this is a place for food and recipes, not work stories?

    I, for one enjoy the occasional OT stories....

    Elaine

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