re: Is there any place that people have less self-awareness than grocery stores?

Try going to Joe Patti's when its packed. You'd lose your mind.

If you’re at the meat section, park your buggy out of the way and then just occupy the space of one person, and keep moving in response to other people.

People who park their buggy in front of the meat and then stand there in one spot for a long time should be the first ones forced to eat bugs when the WHO bans cow meat.

Costco and Sams >>>

lol just opened this thread while some old lady was blocking the advil aisle in Walgreens. I didn’t even notice Walgreens had carts.

I want to yell at the fricking managers at the front of store “hey frickers, y’all jump on a fricking register”

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I want to yell at the fricking managers at the front of store “hey frickers, y’all jump on a fricking register”

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Funny you say this. We are frequent visitors of Superior on Highland - love the place, love the staff. Place is a well oiled machine. But they have the strangest managerial style that I haven't quite figured out yet.

There's often ~3 managers on duty walking around, and they certainly help out with seating/food when they're slammed, but they never hop on the bar even if it's just 1 bartender drowning in the weeds.

I don't know if it's some sort of policy/rule, or if it's because they get a salary and don't want to serve patrons since they don't get the tip, or what. But most of the managers used to be bartenders. I would never be able to resist the urge to hop on and help my bartender out in those situations.

Sunday was a complete shite show. I'm surprised the bartender kept composure because I'd have melted down at how kicked her arse got