Weekends feel like a different store
Weekdays can be rough, but weekends? That’s survival mode. It feels like the entire city descends on the store at once. You’ve got full carts, long lines, people asking for price checks, and kids running laps in the toy aisle. And staffing? Cut in half. Why does it always feel like the floor is emptiest when it’s busiest? We end up fielding calls, running freight, and helping customers non-stop while trying to keep shelves from looking like a war zone. Sometimes it feels like the only people keeping things standing are the ones on the floor, while everyone else vanishes behind closed doors.
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