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TTOTM: I know you've been out of work for 4 months with a broken leg, but you should have been fired at the end of the holidays for your habit of watching porn while on the floor.

While I was stocking the electronics department, the TM who was supposed to be at the boat was off zoning the next department over. While this is going on, I watch a guest pull all of a product from one location, and relocate it to an empty spot that has a lower price. He then takes one of the...

That's very odd that they let you listen while the store was open. At the multiple locations I've worked, that's never been allowed. At the first 2 stores, they allowed music to be played over the intercom while we worked overnight. Someone said the reason we're not allowed to now, is because...

We're a 10pm to 6:30am team. From 10 to 11 there are still guests, but anyone with headphones keeps them off the floor (or off of their head) until 11.

To my entire team: If you see loose product at the end of the aisle during the truck unload and bowling, it means I pulled the product off the shelf because it was either overstocked, or expired. DON'T PUT IT BACK ON THE SHELF! There's no smart cart for me to put backstock into at the moment...

TTOG: Yes, we have tons of copies of that movie. No you can't have one until tomorrow, because we're not breaking the street date at 10:30 PM so you can save a trip in the morning.

I would have called the hotline, but something inside of me felt that would make things go one more step and get me terminated. The leads and HR that were involved in this no longer work for the store, and the current STL conformed that the incident is no longer on my record.

TTOTM: Yes, I'm going to pull that extra product off of the shelf. Don't confront me yelling about how it's not my job, and then get your husband to stand up for you by calling me a jack*** in front of the team lead. Who BTW, is doing to do absolutely nothing about it. TTOTL: When I come to you...

TTOG: No, I am not lighting your cigarette for you inside the store, because you forgot your lighter and it's raining out. I don't even smoke, and I'd be helping you commit a crime. Possibly even risk my 13 years of service to the company.

I've caught employees stealing stuff in the past, and management did nothing. One person needed blades for his box cutter, so he pulled a package off the shelf, opened it, and filled his cutter. He then put the package back on the shelf.