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Kroger-Employee wrote:

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 You have got to be the most ignorant entitled prick I have ever seen.  it's time to learn some basic common sense then.  Let me break this down for you step-by-step as simply as possible so your little mind can compute:

1. Customers/employees leaving cold items in a warm area is not acceptable - this leads to higher prices due to Kroger's money loss

2. Customers who harass or belittle employees are not acceptable - this leads to employees not caring about work, quitting, inability to hire good workers, etc.

3. Customers who try to get around Kroger's policies are not acceptable - this leads to higher prices due to Kroger's money loss and stricter policies from corporate (Ex: extreme couponers and customers trying to get management to give them free stuff via "Make It Right" by complaining until someone gives it to them)

4. Customers who expect Kroger to be like a high-end catering service.  ELMS doesn't give Kroger employees enough hours to spend several minutes with customers (Ex: asking employees to do their shopping for them when they are perfectly capable doing it themselves, asking employees to show them where every single item on their list is in the store)

5. Theft of any kind by anyone - This includes what Kroger calls "grazing" (Ex: eating cherries in the store usually leaving cherry pits all over the place without paying or giving something like a cheese stick to your child without saving the wrapper or telling the cashier about it)

6. Customers/employees who are blatantly rude (Ex: pinning an employee down in an aisle with your cart so you can get by them, yelling at employees who are trying to help you, threatening to harm an employee just because you didn't get your way)

I think that's enough for now.

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 Most of the gibberish you wrote doesn't happen. I'll make it clear for you as well! employees main job is to satisfy the customer 100%! That's first and foremost above all. Without us you wouldn't earn your small paycheck. We make it possible. So when a customer asks you do your part and ask how high. Ice cream meat chicken eggs whatever is fine when it's left in other isles like say the chip isle. Kroger gets credit for it. This morning me and a friend went shopping and she didn't want the sushi she had so I told her just to set it here (on northwest cherries). Since these cherries are being advertised some one will eventually see the sushi and put it back. 

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I think this all comes down to one very basic theme:  Decency.   Sure, our job as employees is to please the customer. We know that.  Nothing new there.  However, on top of that basic idea is the fact that some people inherently have no decency.

What do I mean by decency?  Kindness.  Understanding.  Compassion.  Unselfishness.  Caring.  Respect. Thoughtfulness. A willingness to make other people's lives just a teensy bit better in some very minor way. A feeling for other human beings here on earth and realizing we all have our own set of problems and heartaches, many of which may not be known or obvious to others around us.  

Your posts show a general aura of nastiness or "unkindness" to your fellow man. (and I mean both men and woman by "fellow man").   Maybe you will have a change of heart some day.  Some people finally learn, but by that time they are old, broken down "wrecks", forsaken by family and friends who have had enough of their negative outlook and their lifelong "me, me, me!, everything is about me and my selfish wants and needs" thought process.

PS. Please keep in mind that we employees (in almost all cases) are ALSO, to some extent, customers of Kroger. I've shopped at Kroger for many years before working here, and so have many others.  So we can also look through the eyes of customers because we are customers also. 

 

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 Thank you for making that point!  Something I forgot about in my previous post.  Sometimes I wonder if anyone has any decency anymore.  You wouldn't think so by how the customers at my store act!  And it's not just a few...it's a good portion of them.  They will come into our backroom/breakroom just to yell at us.

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 You are being played hard by the OP on all your responses.  He is a troll that posts here daily and likes to stir things up around here.  You are not posting back and forth with a real customer who decided to drop in and complain. 

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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It is probably a firing offense if you use your discount card for another person even if it is a random customer.  If they don't have a card, they can go up to customer service and apply for a replacement or a new one.  Don't ever use your card for somebody else, not even a manager.  For everybodys information, the OP is a troll that post here almost every day and sometimes ends sentences with "biggrin".  He just does it to try and get a reaction out of other posters.  Just ignore him.

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 Nah I dont use emotes. But for you this time I will. Fail 

 

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 It is easy to lie.  What I can't believe is people on this site cannot actually see through you and your childish BS.  You are not very good at it.