YouTubers make retail jobs even harder

28-Aug-19 12:45

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You’ve probably seen the footage. A group descends on a local Walmart, Home Depot, or Target, intent on sowing chaos. The next thing you know, people are scaling the store’s shelving, tossing themselves into displays, kicking around merchandise, incurring the ire of managers, and, occasionally, reducing employees to tears.

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Tags: youtube, social media, walmart, home depot, retail,

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