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It also requires you actually pay with the barcode. ie. Gift card or red card are the only payment types that can forgo receiving a receipt. As for the original topic, my store's TSS's regularly ask to see receipts. I have also done so before as well, and it's never been an issue. I don't ask...

If I call for backup, or someone to pick up a phone call, etc. and no one responds, the Closing TL starts calling people out by name to do whatever I requested, she doesn't wait for me to ask her for help. Backup for the checklanes isn't optional. If the SETL has to ask another TL to call people...

Agreed. In her position I wouldn't have expected to see them again Sunday, I'd have expected to come in Sunday and find out said TM had been fired.

No way that'd fly. I've been told to not start shit with guests who don't wear masks, but TM not wearing one while out on the salesfloor I'd rip into, and have written up if they didn't immediately put it on upon being told to.

Bestbuy next city over is surely a lot less than 2 hours away though?

Yeah, I'm not pricematching a preowned price, but I see no reason not to pricematch their price for new games. Even if they weren't listed explicitly, they're a legitimate retailer, I'm going to pricematch most any legitimate retailer. ie. Newegg.com isn't explicitly listed, but I see no...

TTOTM: Learn the fucking price match policy. Or better yet, learn that policies aren't absolute. Guest calls, asks if we will price match Gamestop. I tell them yes. They come in, they wait in line at a checklane, cashier tells them no. They come to me at the service desk, I do it. Cashier than...

Sure they do, blue cheese is a delicacy. :P

I'd consider that to be final-worthy in all honesty.

If I'm stupid enough to walk into traffic, I don't even deserve medical treatment, let alone for someone else to pay the bills for me.

Wait, people wear vests? Our APL tried getting us to wear them for a while, but she eventually gave up, mostly anyway. I saw her tell a flex member who was doing driveups to be sure to wear one, but like, she watches me do driveups all day every day and never says a word to me about it anymore...

This sounds more like ours. Or how it was anyway. Ours got removed, but it was never busy when it did exist.

I dislike SCO, but not because it's stressful. It's boring to stand around watching people ring up their purchases.. I often keep an eye out on SCO and respond to blinkers while manning the service desk, but virtually never actually get assigned to SCO explicitly.

I remember my store selling Nest thermostats several years ago, I'd bet they still do.

I'd offer to look it up for any guest, but most would say no thanks when I'd warn them that it might take me 5-10 minutes to print their receipt for them. Most of the time they were just SOL though. I was one of two people in the store that even knew how to do it. So if one of the other GSA's...

You're correct, they lack some of the info that a regular receipt does, but you can still use them in conjunction with an ID to return items and then override the prices to what is shown on the receipt. You can override the return method as well so that it doesn't go back to a gift card as is...

Of course. It doesn't say in the handbook that I can't run around the store naked. Pretty sure it doesn't say I can't have sex with a colleague in the bathroom either. Yet if I did either of those things I'd surely be fired. We don't even need to go that extreme. In many states you can be...

It not being your receipt makes it even worse.

If it's not, it should be. Don't do it.

Luckily never seen anything like that at my store, though if I did she'd be getting told to leave and not to return.