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Update on working at Marshalls
Working at Marshalls you get a rewards cards that gives you a discount on clothes, pants, accessories you want. If you stay professional, socialize and act cordial, you can be quickly promoted based in your work ethic and consistency.
Our prices ain't bad, make sure to visit when we have sales during holidays.
My perspective:
I started working in the backroom. I was so anti social at the time cause I was just focused on the objective.
Not gonna hold you but when I first started, I had a lot of shyt talked about me. Felt like I was at a Wendy's Williams episode
. People joking about my "turtle like," performance, I joked back with humor cause confidence seals the deal. Crying about shyt is being weak we strong over here.
One day, my supervisor saw me engaging with the customers while being a greeter. That's how I quickly became promoted.
Not gonna front, I'm just playing the game. When I first got hired, I seduced both of my managers with no fear, quickly got on their good side. It's second nature to me.
My personality is I'm naturally low-key and chill, but I warm up when given the time. Living enigma as you can tell.
My female coworkers find me attractive. Since I'm black, have a Kanye face and physical built, they're intimidated af unless I smile and do some Kevin Hart shyt. A battle of distinct personalities, but being adaptable is how you prosper.
There's a lot of gossip even between coworkers that's why I avoid the break room.
My coworkers respect me, due to my past traumatic experiences, it's takes time for me to open up cause "coworkers aren't your friends" situation.
If you want to date a coworkers find the ones that are low-key and work in different departments, a chick making a scene will fukk that money up juu heard!
Personally, I rather bag chicks outside retail. Passive aggression ain't my vibe.
This job is cool but high-key I'm trying to dip around summer to work for IT or find some remote jobs to generate income to start my own business.
Retail is great for folks who want to build their social skills, learn about the fashion game and business, also marketing.
Just know that it's underpaid and overworked, your value is worth more than minimum wage and being trapped in retail can kill your spirit.
Working at Marshalls you get a rewards cards that gives you a discount on clothes, pants, accessories you want. If you stay professional, socialize and act cordial, you can be quickly promoted based in your work ethic and consistency.
Our prices ain't bad, make sure to visit when we have sales during holidays.
My perspective:
I started working in the backroom. I was so anti social at the time cause I was just focused on the objective.
Not gonna hold you but when I first started, I had a lot of shyt talked about me. Felt like I was at a Wendy's Williams episode
. People joking about my "turtle like," performance, I joked back with humor cause confidence seals the deal. Crying about shyt is being weak we strong over here.One day, my supervisor saw me engaging with the customers while being a greeter. That's how I quickly became promoted.
Not gonna front, I'm just playing the game. When I first got hired, I seduced both of my managers with no fear, quickly got on their good side. It's second nature to me.
My personality is I'm naturally low-key and chill, but I warm up when given the time. Living enigma as you can tell.
My female coworkers find me attractive. Since I'm black, have a Kanye face and physical built, they're intimidated af unless I smile and do some Kevin Hart shyt. A battle of distinct personalities, but being adaptable is how you prosper.
There's a lot of gossip even between coworkers that's why I avoid the break room.
My coworkers respect me, due to my past traumatic experiences, it's takes time for me to open up cause "coworkers aren't your friends" situation.
If you want to date a coworkers find the ones that are low-key and work in different departments, a chick making a scene will fukk that money up juu heard!
Personally, I rather bag chicks outside retail. Passive aggression ain't my vibe.
This job is cool but high-key I'm trying to dip around summer to work for IT or find some remote jobs to generate income to start my own business.
Retail is great for folks who want to build their social skills, learn about the fashion game and business, also marketing.
Just know that it's underpaid and overworked, your value is worth more than minimum wage and being trapped in retail can kill your spirit.
and this is how they f*cked yall w/ the fauxvid 
as I said it's going to be on going never ending 
A monthly expense just like your TV, internet, phone etc...etc..
And it's cognitive dissonance
most/ many can't get out now nor in the future their minds won't let'm ...
you'll either be admitting your were a fool then for sucking on the teet of the government like a lil b*tch
And was duped
so it's easier for the mind to rationalize and look at whatever sue-do science bullsh*t they feed yall
and it's both sides ...... they're never never ever ever ever gone make everyone get that sh*t.. they need people foe you to believe you're better than and the other side they feed you non sense people still getting fauxvid ppl dieing or complications from the jab..Hence you feel better than more knowledgeable than they do
I think I wanna get into some sh1t tonight ....
retarded wanna be pawg got me hot
there is one special lady whom always calms me.....
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@DrBanneker Hope all is well..still dealing with supply chain issues and still having to raise prices on product. About 5-7 percent every month it seems.
Here's an example. Here's a major national chain restaurant we service in NC, SC and GA.
Second line item is for lobster meat broken, about 36lbs.. we're slightly above market price but look at the price per lb. 43.95. About 20 dollars higher than it was at the close of 2020.
Last line item is for pasteurized crab meat colossal sized. 12 lbs. 52.95 a lb. About 25 dollars higher than it was in 2020. Getting word to expect poor harvest for crabs come spring time so prices are gonna keep going up..lobsters are becoming labor intensive to fish and breakdown with the staffing shortages and issues with transport. Already have had a few customers capitulate and completely change up their menus to eliminate seafood due to high costs.
It'll be interesting to see where the breaking point will be for the consumer as far as prices go for dining out but I suspect we're getting close.
Here's an example. Here's a major national chain restaurant we service in NC, SC and GA.
Second line item is for lobster meat broken, about 36lbs.. we're slightly above market price but look at the price per lb. 43.95. About 20 dollars higher than it was at the close of 2020.
Last line item is for pasteurized crab meat colossal sized. 12 lbs. 52.95 a lb. About 25 dollars higher than it was in 2020. Getting word to expect poor harvest for crabs come spring time so prices are gonna keep going up..lobsters are becoming labor intensive to fish and breakdown with the staffing shortages and issues with transport. Already have had a few customers capitulate and completely change up their menus to eliminate seafood due to high costs.
It'll be interesting to see where the breaking point will be for the consumer as far as prices go for dining out but I suspect we're getting close.
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Update on working at Marshalls
Working at Marshalls you get a rewards cards that gives you a discount on clothes, pants, accessories you want. If you stay professional, socialize and act cordial, you can be quickly promoted based in your work ethic and consistency.
Our prices ain't bad, make sure to visit when we have sales during holidays.
My perspective:
I started working in the backroom. I was so anti social at the time cause I was just focused on the objective.
Not gonna hold you but when I first started, I had a lot of shyt talked about me. Felt like I was at a Wendy's Williams episode
One day, my supervisor saw me engaging with the customers while being a greeter. That's how I quickly became promoted.
Not gonna front, I'm just playing the game. When I first got hired, I seduced both of my managers with no fear, quickly got on their good side. It's second nature to me.
My personality is I'm naturally low-key and chill, but I warm up when given the time. Living enigma as you can tell.
My female coworkers find me attractive. Since I'm black, have a Kanye face and physical built, they're intimidated af unless I smile and do some Kevin Hart shyt. A battle of distinct personalities, but being adaptable is how you prosper.
There's a lot of gossip even between coworkers that's why I avoid the break room.
My coworkers respect me, due to my past traumatic experiences, it's takes time for me to open up cause "coworkers aren't your friends" situation.
If you want to date a coworkers find the ones that are low-key and work in different departments, a chick making a scene will fukk that money up juu heard!
Personally, I rather bag chicks outside retail. Passive aggression ain't my vibe.
This job is cool but high-key I'm trying to dip around summer to work for IT or find some remote jobs to generate income to start my own business.
Retail is great for folks who want to build their social skills, learn about the fashion game and business, also marketing.
Just know that it's underpaid and overworked, your value is worth more than minimum wage and being trapped in retail can kill your spirit.
The way you described yourself and current environment reminds me of myself when I was younger and having to navigate a similar work scene. Good times.
Much luck to you in your future endeavors, my man.
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None of Beyonce's material now, or in the future, should ever be considered as Quiet Storm genre worthy.
Imagine dating a chick with kids in this covid era
Lil shyts coughing all on shyt
I would punch they lil rat asses dead in the face
Lil shyts coughing all on shyt
I would punch they lil rat asses dead in the face