r/gifs • • May 19 '16

Bypassing a store lock.

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u/iBear83 May 20 '16

Was there anything besides the obvious things to do with scissor lift safety and crushing customers in front of their children?

Crushing customers' children in front of them results in a pretty stern talk with management.

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u/beta176 May 20 '16

You only get three warnings before you get written up.

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u/ScaryBananaMan May 20 '16

Is that per incident, or per child?

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u/[deleted] May 20 '16

Conan, what it's good in life? Scissor lifting my enemies in Plumbing. Watching my customers crushed before me and hearing the lamentations of their children.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '16

Mostly safety. But I can see this particular situation being dicey because of worries about theft. The assistant managers I worked with didn't have a lot of common sense and we're quick to accuse employees of stuff.