Anonymous wrote:People with fake (remote) email jobs and lazy SAHMs seem to get off on trying to talk down to and boss around working class who actually work. Those employees at WF putting orders together aren't your errand boys. They're worked like slaves for meager pay and their metrics are stalked by management. If you want to be doted on by staff and feel like a big shot, go get a country club membership. WF is a freaking grocery store.

The irony is the truly wealthy are indeed at the country club or the yacht club...not piddling around a whole foods 🥲

Why would you go there in person when you can have it delivered?

Anonymous wrote:People with fake (remote) email jobs and lazy SAHMs seem to get off on trying to talk down to and boss around working class who actually work. Those employees at WF putting orders together aren't your errand boys. They're worked like slaves for meager pay and their metrics are stalked by management. If you want to be doted on by staff and feel like a big shot, go get a country club membership. WF is a freaking grocery store.

You didn't get the discussion. Stick to the other threads.

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Anonymous wrote:Usually stores are understaffed and they work for minimum wage. Show some grace and kindness.

+1. Miserable mid-caste strivers love to “flex” on poor worker bees.

I'm sorry, but if you take a job for a given wage, you do it well. All people should be treated with kindness, and that includes the customer. No one is a slave, they have taken the job willingly, and they should show up with a good attitude and try to help to the best of their ability. If I have a complaint about Whole Foods or whatever the business, they should listen, write it down and tell me that they will pass that along to their manager, not roll their eyes because they work for minimum wage. No excuses.

People with fake (remote) email jobs and lazy SAHMs seem to get off on trying to talk down to and boss around working class who actually work. Those employees at WF putting orders together aren't your errand boys. They're worked like slaves for meager pay and their metrics are stalked by management. If you want to be doted on by staff and feel like a big shot, go get a country club membership. WF is a freaking grocery store.