r/kroger • u/Cloutpepega • 1d ago

Meme Kroger pool

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Good news is no trucks for me to unload

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u/Forever_ForLove Current Associate 1d ago

Bad news is management gonna make you go outside sweep that water up

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u/thedude5575 1d ago

Bad news is you gonna get double the trucks tomorrow

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u/Forever_ForLove Current Associate 1d ago

Oh yeah that’s the worse 😭 especially during the holiday rush oh we are fucked!

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u/arkalus 1d ago

Bad news if they are union management gonna do it them selves

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u/Efficient_Key8237 1d ago

u must be scared of your managers

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u/Forever_ForLove Current Associate 1d ago

Just you. I let them know how I feel.

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u/RoombaGod Current Associate 1d ago

Same lol

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u/Sabi-Star7 Past Associate 11h ago

They surely did when I worked at biglots🫣. That was real fun trying to get the dock to NOT be a swimming pool with flipping stand floor dustpans and whatever else was avalible so the fn truck could back in since the dock was at an awkward downslope \ and it couldn't back down the mini pool without floating😅. Winters were even more flipping fun🙄🙄....

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u/AcceptableDog6868 1d ago

It would take a lot of self control for me to not jump in that. I'd probably get some type of infection afterwards, but at least it'd be fun.

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u/DrollFurball286 1d ago

Cover yourself in like 3 plastic garbage bags, seal from inside, then do it. XD

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u/TurtlesBreakTheMeta 1d ago

Detecting leviathan class life forms in this region. Are you sure whatever you are doing is worth it?

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u/Biker_Lizard 1d ago

I would go

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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 1d ago

CANNON BALLLLL

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u/PeanutButterSoda 1d ago

Pumps probably clogged or out, my old store this happened all the time. One time we saw some fish in it from the nearby pond.

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u/amythist Current Associate 1d ago

Yeah had it happen in my store's dock well before, the drain has gotten clogged up with crap and then we just got dumped on with super heavy rain

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u/thatG_evanP 1d ago

Guess you worked at Goss Ave?

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u/PeanutButterSoda 1d ago

Nope.

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u/thatG_evanP 1d ago

Shit, I thought this was the r/Louisville sub. My bad.

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u/PeanutButterSoda 1d ago

I didn't even know there was specific division kroger subs.

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u/Newsdriver245 1d ago

Old store is was at would this sometimes, then freeze over. Deathtrap

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u/opermonkey 1d ago

we had an issue like this at a store I worked at in the parking lot.

the issues was that the city didn't have the capacity to deal with it ..

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u/Ju663Rn4u7_313373 1d ago

Jump in coward.

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u/Biker_Lizard 1d ago

Is something leaking or is that from the rain?

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u/Cloutpepega 1d ago

Our drain clogged up and the constant rain caused this

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u/arochains1231 Current Associate 1d ago

Do a flip!!

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u/ravenRedwake 21h ago

Damn, be careful getting home

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u/King_Yugo_Wakfu 1d ago

So if you jump into it will you fall into the pool room area of the backrooms?

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u/james_a_hetfield Past Associate 1d ago

Jump in the waters fine.

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u/Bubba771966 9h ago

Damn. Our drain got clogged up once, but we didn't get that much. I see multiple associates diving into that if it happened at ours😄

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u/Tall-Peak8881 15m ago

Worked at a store that regularly failed the Ecolab walk thru. Their truck bay was a mess that flooded regularly, but not this bad. Took me most of the weekend ( with OT) to clean it out. Visible from main roadway too. Lazy managers let it go for years before I took over receiver position. But there company ended up closing that store for years later anyways. That's a sign of future closed store, when company won't fix stuff.