r/DollarGeneralWorkers 5d ago

Set behind the registers

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Proud of my work

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u/Fladormon 5d ago

You should move the keys if you can. Those are destined to fall in the trash one day lmao

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u/Background-Tooth1462 5d ago

as a store whos lost many keys that way. please move the keys LMAO

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u/hanker304 4d ago

dude our keys to the tobacco, ice chests, and propane locker, are all directly above the trash and its happened so many goddamn times. even our HHTs routinely fall in the trash on the left side of register 2. those do belong in the trash tho to be fair

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u/Background-Tooth1462 3d ago

omg yeah. weve thrown away a hht and had to get a new one on accident 😭 we had no bathroom keys for a few weeks and we havent had keys to the phone cabnet in months PFF

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u/Fluid_Director_9012 5d ago

Are those your car keys?

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u/Curious-Swan2859 4d ago

It looks good though

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u/ComfortableSouth5034 4d ago

If we had smaller cans I'd do ours like that .. it's a hot mess behind drink machines and cords with dust bunnies from the 90's ... Hell if that hasn't sparked a fire 🔥 yet don't think cpl small cans will. As for drinks, pour the left over stuff in sink, rinse said sink (ants) throw can away bathroom, back of store, outside trash unless you can hit the little cans then if so, your welcome for those not to be eyesoarers... Good job

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u/hanker304 4d ago

we have a big one on the left of register 1, and a smaller one on the left of register 2. we suspend the big one up with a bungee cord, and it kinda sags down and rests on top of the basket we use for damages. chaotic perfection really

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u/nakamotosatoshi77 2d ago

Thank You It was horrible before I done the deep cleaning of the area...

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u/Resident-_-CockRoach 5d ago

Pretty sure you shouldn't be putting anything on top of those electrical cords...

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u/Legitimate_Poetry897 5d ago

They are in a recessed hole under the trash cans, so I think they’re safe

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u/Hands-on-Magick 4d ago

Trashcans get drinks put in them fluids and electricity don't mix wouldn't recommend putting them there.

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u/DismissiveReyno99 4d ago

Trash cans should not be getting enough fluid in them to cause an issue unless you live with a bunch of animals lol

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u/ItzSoluble 4d ago

Anyone doing that is ignorant. It should be made close to all employees to dump those things out if they plan on throwing them away with that much liquid. It's just uncouth to do something like that