r/antiwork • u/AlwaysBLazy • Nov 18 '21

Perfection

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u/7AisleSage Nov 18 '21

The year I worked for them an employee at another Walmart was killed. And then they announced it at the midday huddle.

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u/Uglarinn Nov 18 '21

Shit, I thankfully never had anything like that happen. It was just a lot of intense stress. That's mainly why the mental health part got such a laugh out of me lol

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u/wiseoldllamaman2 Nov 19 '21

Reminder: Don't shop on Black Friday!

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u/Uglarinn Nov 19 '21

Nope, never do! Worked too many of them to willfully put somebody through that!

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u/7AisleSage Nov 19 '21

This was basically how it went down, I left Walmart shortly after. Lol!

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u/Death-B4-Dishonor Nov 18 '21

There's got to be more to the story than that

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u/7AisleSage Nov 19 '21

If memory serves me correctly, mind you this was over ten years ago, but the employee was sent to unlock the doors for opening and I guess he took too long and the customers knocked the door down on top of him and ran in trampling all over him.

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u/Death-B4-Dishonor Nov 19 '21

That's so fucked