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My store never got those. Good thing, from what I've read about them.

I used to be able to do this, even with my OTC wacos, until my back room space was reconfigured to what corporate wants. That took away a bunch of wacos so the bottom shelves could be closed case, which rarely gets used for that purpose for OTC product. I still use the space because I can't...

Seems to be an issue for anything with more than one location. And of course whoever pushes the pulls done late in the day doesn't check for dual locations.

I've heard the same thing and would probably use one myself (I have small hands) but they're so glitchy that it's not worth the frustration.

No way would the area around the baler look like that at my store, ever, even during Q4 when we're getting more trucks than usual and have seasonal TMs who don't know how to do the repack bundles or how to crush the baler. We're not a high-volume store, get only 3 trucks a week now (although...

That's my understanding, after a TL told me about this yesterday. And this is why I refused to back out of a pull to audit a waco with the old way. My contention was that I wanted the error to show up on a report somewhere so awareness would be brought to the fact that errors were being made...

How long do you think that will last once it's seen how many empty spots there can be and how long they stay that way?

I heard from somewhere, probably here in another thread, that POG layout planning (or whatever the correct phrase is) had been brought back to an in-house operation because there had been so many problems with the India team. No idea if that's actually true, but if it is, that would explain...

Same. So if it's not really anonymous like they say it is, I didn't say anything that would be a surprise. Don't think anyone at corporate really cares what I think anyway.

Well. I'm looking forward to having TMs who make the mistakes being retrained. But as I think @jenna said, there's nothing that can be done to train the unwilling. We have some of those TMs at my store and they make me crazy. There's no accountability.

Street-dated olives? Sure, okay. What's next? Street-dated toothpaste? Gotta have something to take care of that garlicky olive breath. 🙄

We have a few comments from guest surveys posted in our break room, sort of a "yay for a great team" thing. Could hardly believe what one of them said, but after reading this comment, I guess it makes sense. A mom was pleased with the guest service she received when returning some Cat & Jack...

Yeah, there's still going to be residue. I'd be surprised if those wiped-off items don't feel sort of sticky to the touch.

How could product with broken egg all over it, or even partially, be pushed? It's slimy and sticky when wet, and it's not good when dried either, especially if there are bits of shell stuck. I wouldn't buy that product.

Locking up men's underwear, really? What about women's? Some of the individually sold panties are comparatively expensive and would be easy to steal. (Or did I miss the "April Fools"?)

Short-lasting yes, but it made me loopy for the whole day. Of course, I don't actually remember being loopy, just what I was told. It seems that I was especially concerned about what time it was, like I couldn't look at my watch or a clock and understand it. I've been a nerd about biology...

Can't say as I fully understand the fascination, but this is something I could get into! No way would I spend hundreds for an overpriced hotel room in the path of totality (I'm in an area that will be over 95%, close enough for me), but I'd buy a box of eclipse-themed donuts. :)

Yeah, we had a lot of those too, but not so many as your store did. It still seemed like overkill to me.

I've read that this isn't as awful as it sounds and am considering it for my next one. (So glad this in one of those every-10-years things because the prep really is awful.) It's only mildly uncomfortable and you can see what the doc sees on the scope, if you're interested and your doc is okay...

Wow. This is all your Easter stuff that didn't sell? We have hardly any left, practically no candy.