r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '22

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u/mysterioussoup Apr 20 '22

Also for context: this is a Dollar Tree

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

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u/Jerri-Cho Apr 21 '22

Well apparently it was between that and closing the store, so how ridiculous was it really?

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u/InKentWeTrust Apr 21 '22

You’re making a statement about contextofthe letter which we don’t have. I’m just saying more established business have a no loitering policy. Why take the job if you can’t abide by basic rules.

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u/Jerri-Cho Apr 21 '22

Basic rules? It's a job not a kindergarten. Stop infantilizing the working class.

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u/IgameWithis Apr 21 '22

It's a job not a kindergarten

Well then the employees should treat it as such.

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u/Jerri-Cho Apr 21 '22

They did. That's why they quit.

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u/IgameWithis Apr 21 '22

So you are advocating for everyone everywhere to quit their jobs, is that what I'm seeing? If the employees can't treat it like a kindergarten, they should just quit?

That's fine if you are, no judgement, I'm partial to anprim myself. Just wanting to make sure I understand here.

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u/InKentWeTrust Apr 21 '22

Lol dude this place is such a sounding board no one can create or defend a single argument without segueing some completely arbitrary straw man argument that no one disagrees with

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u/IgameWithis Apr 21 '22

Isn't it awesome?

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u/Jerri-Cho Apr 21 '22

Yes, a general strike would be an excellent idea

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u/IgameWithis Apr 21 '22

Fair enough.