Archived Extreme Weather at Target
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oath2order
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Stay safe!
What do they have team members doing throughout this?
What do they have team members doing throughout this?
buliSBI
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I am far out from home right now at my in-laws. But the main storm was about 10 miles north and west of my place.
The pic was shown on the local news. As I remember, during times of extreme weather TMs are to escort guests to the firehall.
The pic was shown on the local news. As I remember, during times of extreme weather TMs are to escort guests to the firehall.
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Selling RedCards. LOL
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One more pic..and its the best
What exactly is a pillow gonna do if the roof collapses on your head
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Reminds me of when Sandy rolled through and my old store was one of the only stores that kept power throughout - store became a shelter.
mrknownothing
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One more pic..and its the best
What exactly is a pillow gonna do if the roof collapses on your head
Might as well make yourself at home, right?
BRguy
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That or one of the coolers!
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at my store we are supposed to get up against the wall that is adjacent to the next store (We are only adjacent on one side).. But I work in market and will tell you I am going straight to the produce cooler if %^$# ever breaks out. Not only are you behind metal latched doors, but you would also have plenty of food/drink if you are stuck a lengthy time.
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I would of asked where is safest place to be? There is tornado room for that, at my store. My new etl's are saying, what? Then I take them to it..
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The dairy cooler in the backroom would be safe.. Or the electronics stockroom at my store.
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If it was me and it was tornado watch and really threatening weather, I'd just stay zoning in toys XD
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bab5crusade
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One more pic..and its the best
What exactly is a pillow gonna do if the roof collapses on your head
For the same damn reason our grandparents and/or parents were taught to "Duck & Cover" during a nuclear strike:
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One more pic..and its the best
What exactly is a pillow gonna do if the roof collapses on your head
For the same damn reason our grandparents and/or parents were taught to "Duck & Cover" during a nuclear strike:
Where I grew up it was earthquake drills.
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bab5crusade
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What exactly is a pillow gonna do if the roof collapses on your head
For the same damn reason our grandparents and/or parents were taught to "Duck & Cover" during a nuclear strike:
Where I grew up it was earthquake drills.
Duck & cover is the best option for an Earthquake if you can find something to hide under. Pillows will not protect you for fallen debris nor nuclear strikes.
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For the same damn reason our grandparents and/or parents were taught to "Duck & Cover" during a nuclear strike:
I remember those drills, those desks & girls not being allowed to wear pants to school unless it was below freezing.
lovecats
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Me, too. And about the pants, we could wear them under a skirt but had to remove them when we got to school.For the same damn reason our grandparents and/or parents were taught to "Duck & Cover" during a nuclear strike:
I remember those drills, those desks & girls not being allowed to wear pants to school unless it was below freezing.
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