Workplace Meme Thread (image-heavy)

[Rosco the Iroc]

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[Rosco the Iroc]

[Rosco the Iroc]

[Lace Neil Singer]

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So, if you see me restocking the drink chiller, don't reach over my head, grab a drink I just put there and whine that it's not cold.

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Yep, it's still going on.

[Rosco the Iroc]

[Rosco the Iroc]

[Rosco the Iroc]

[Racket_Man]

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Yup Saturday is my long long shift

[Rosco the Iroc]

[Rosco the Iroc]

dealership pay scale

[Rosco the Iroc]

Service writer to tech- put this cap and tailgate on the truck!
Tech- OK.....

[greek_jester]

And of course, you gotta have snack foods . . . we had to take our front Frito Lay endcap down because it was wiped out . . . and their trucks were parked at the local warehouse (in High Point) for 2 days due to road conditions . . . we had another pallet of 24 pk store brand water sitting in its place that sold down quickly.

I can actually understand the snack foods. If you have electric hobs/ovens or just a microwave/toaster oven and the power goes out then you're limited to eating tinned stuff (often revolting cold) sandwiches (if it's cold enough to put the perishable fridge contents outside, and animals don't get into it) and snack foods.

The worry of having no way to heat food/get hot water is what's always kept me from getting electric hobs. At least with gas you can light it with a match.

[DGoddessChardonnay]

Around here (North Carolina) it's usually eggs, too. So you can make egg sandwiches.

Was at my store when we had the last "snow panic." Our egg truck came the following Tuesday and the driver had plenty of room to put the egg delivery in. Had 3 pallets of empty crates to take back, too.

At my store, we had a special truck arrive with 6 pallets of water on it. Just water. Grasshopper and Sheldon made a pallet display with at least 4 of those near the front end and another 3 pallets up front near the entrance. Sold down to about 2 pallets within a couple of days.

And of course, you gotta have snack foods . . . we had to take our front Frito Lay endcap down because it was wiped out . . . and their trucks were parked at the local warehouse (in High Point) for 2 days due to road conditions . . . we had another pallet of 24 pk store brand water sitting in its place that sold down quickly.

So I guess our customers sat around eating egg sandwiches, chugging down milk and water and snacking on potato chips and Doritos.

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