One of the written comments we received today was from a customer complaining there were two people in front of the store "perjuring" for money. I think they need a vocabulary lesson.
Here is Georgia our parking lot (shared with other businesses) is considered private property and we can ask beggars to leave-and have done so. If they refuse we get a MOD to handle it
. . . "perjuring" for money. I think they need a vocabulary lesson.
Good one, but they're not likely to get language lessons from Krogrr management. Most recent two district managers, as examples, can scarcely write a sentence.
I'm surprised that the beggars, if offended by an employee asking them to leave, they aren't given an apology by management and the employee being forced to give them a gift card for the "hassle" of having to leave
I'm surprised that the beggars, if offended by an employee asking them to leave, they aren't given an apology by management and the employee being forced to give them a gift card for the "hassle" of having to leave
I think it's only because they're not shoppers, lol
