They lock up certain spirits in the alcohol section of my wal-mart, and I once hit the button because I wanted a bottle of rum they had locked up, and the grumpiest person ever got it out for me, took it to the customer service desk, when I asked the cashier she said just pay for it at the desk, the kid at the desk couldn't sell it so I had to take it over to a different cashier. So all in all I had to go through 4 employees to get a 20 dollar bottle of rum and make a second transaction, and I will never be doing it again.
So it's not only a pain for the employees it sucks for someone wanting anything locked up. Sure none of the locked up stuff will be stolen, but it also isn't really going to sell.
Background_Bee_2994 on May 27th, 2024 at 21:45 UTC »
The hilarity of locking up Prime, in particular.
VacantThoughts on May 27th, 2024 at 23:31 UTC »
They lock up certain spirits in the alcohol section of my wal-mart, and I once hit the button because I wanted a bottle of rum they had locked up, and the grumpiest person ever got it out for me, took it to the customer service desk, when I asked the cashier she said just pay for it at the desk, the kid at the desk couldn't sell it so I had to take it over to a different cashier. So all in all I had to go through 4 employees to get a 20 dollar bottle of rum and make a second transaction, and I will never be doing it again.
So it's not only a pain for the employees it sucks for someone wanting anything locked up. Sure none of the locked up stuff will be stolen, but it also isn't really going to sell.
Axedelic on May 27th, 2024 at 23:51 UTC »
I worked with LP at in grocery for years. The most shoplifted items were energy drinks, makeup, and laundry detergent. Not really surprising.