Store hours changing due to current situation
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Zachary White19 said:And how does that have anything to do with the topic (or having a brain)?
Come on, don't act like a child throwing a tantrum; there is absolutely a connection here.
Charles Ramos7 said:Only if it's for the essentials. It would definitely cut out those impulse buys.
And what’s the issue with that? At least you wouldn't be wasting money on useless junk. Or maybe you would, if you actually knew how to manage your life.
Richard Lewis16 said:Honestly, we could really use some 24-hour convenience stores here in the States too, just to make life a little easier...
Whenever I find myself traveling around, I can't help but miss that constant accessibility; it’s such a shame they don't have a local 7-Eleven or even an old-school Walgreens open all night anymore like they used to...
I guess some people are just living in a fantasy world...🤣
You're the one dreaming, buddy. You're comparing countries where they certainly aren't paying minimum wage.
James Rogers53 said:Shortened retail hours aren't exactly doing the employees any favors. Half of them would probably be facing layoffs—because, guess what, there isn't a single full shift left covered.
Then there's the issue that most people work standard 9-to-5 shifts—meaning they can't just pop into a store unless it's late at night or during the weekend.
It's called organization, honey. Just a little bit of discipline and getting your life in order. But I suppose it's easier to just wander into a store and then swing by your mistress's house on the way home. 😉
dustymarlin10 said:Just seeing this now.
Has anyone actually had the nerve to tell you and your friend that you’re both total morons for acting out like this?
And honestly, I’m just sitting here replying to an idiot.
Why so triggered? Did you see a little too much of your own reflection in that guy’s desperate attempt to skip the line? 🍿