I don’t think it helps that Walmart joined forces with FEMA years ago and have turned their stores into literal prisons/detention centers. Casa Padre. Both vacant and a couple in use. www.washingtonpost.com/local/inside-casa-padre-the-converted-walmart-where-the-us-is-holding-nearly-1500-immigrant-children/2018/06/14/0cd65ce4-6eba-11e8-bd50-b80389a4e569_story.html the trafficking aspect plus the government funding and ties is just disgusting at best. www.huffpost.com/entry/jeff-merkley-immigration-detention-center_n_5b149d32e4b010565aad1076 Walmart being part of homeland security complete with white vans that are beyond creepy adds to the already bad vibe. www.nbcnews.com/id/40552073/ns/us_news-security/t/homeland-security-taps-new-partner-terror-fight-wal-mart/ urging citizens to essentially rat one another out nazi style.
When I started there, one of the managers was bragging about killing off 2 or 3 local stores since they opened. In a town of about 50k people and less than 10 large grocery stores, that's quite a bit. It is absolute garbage.
@Anthony Lopez and you get the boomers and the old farts bitching about how tHeY sTeAL j0Bs (which is grade A bullshit) while seething because they have. to. wait. in. *LINE* Love self checkout.
But i think thats a problem with a lot of huge stores. ive seen that very often in most of the stores i go to even when they have just 4 or 5 lanes the most of the time open just 1 or 2. even when its full AF
I really don't like that they refuse to pay their employees a living wage. They are one of the biggest employers in the country. All of those people don't make enough working there.
Because they don't pay a living wage and the government ends up subsidizing their workers, our tax money is essentially paying for part of their operating costs.
What was it called, the fight for fifteen. Yeah, Wal-mart helped kill that than offered the eleven dollar starting to make it look like they were helping. Fast track to currently where they are docking hours and if you didn't sign full time documentation they flip you to part time.
It's sad to even say that because some people don't have a choice to work or live out in the streets/worse, the only place that is available to work there. It's Hell on earth!
i get paid $16 an hour as an overnight stocker n tbh, there are some days where its super overwhelming n makes me want to quit, but the pay is too good..
I worked at Walmart for a total of 12 years (combined service) at two different stores. The absolute worst employer I've ever had. Never again. I'm self-employed now and couldn't be happier 😁
@@gozips3054 they just what happen to the girl that work at Walmart in tx 2005 she had a red ford F-150 truck she was Rape and Shot in the head a lot of times
London drugs is the same. After the good old Tong Louie died, another man became the CEO and he opened up stores everywhere, some stores sit in the worst locations like the infamous Chinatown and Granville street.
Why is it whenever a person creates a company,their children want nothing to do with the company then turn it over to someone else who ends up turning the company into a 💩 sideshow??? Goodings & Publix did the same thing.
Walmart be like "We don't like all of you. You do everything for us and you will live by that! IF you have a family emergency, you're written up, if you are hospitalized, you're fired. IF you use the term UNION, you will die a painful death!"
That's basically what they say. How the fuck can they get away with doing shitty things like this is mind-blowing... All I see in tge future is Walmart crashing and burning to the ground!
Jajuan Mays they like to get away with things. It’s like having a horrible employee get tons of slaps on the wrist for calling out, not showing up, being stupid and saying this and that. But if it was someone who’s done a lot, covering people, working double shifts, having to call out sick or family emergency, they would’ve been yelled out, forced to come in to work, and or fired.
@@haaxxx9 They get away with it because its hard to prove and they know darn well they don't pay their employees well enough to be able to afford a lawyer.
as someone who worked at Sam's club for almost 5 years it really was a shit hole. As an overnight worker you basically have to do 60+ hours of work in 40 and if you went over 40 hours you got written up, forklifts always broke down, the management was trash, people blowing there way into a position they didn't earn and that's just to name a few things.
Sam's club is very close to Walmart so that's why it's so shitty to be there. Also that's is completely bullshit if you work more than 40+ hours just to get written up... They really do hate ya for greedy reasons, fucking scumbags!
Same, I was there, on door, for 3 and half years. I was treated like sh*t by the higher ups, even though I would go in on my days off, go in early, or stay later then I was supposed to be. I’ve done that more times than I could count. Costumers would treat us, on door, like trash. Regional managers lying about people not working, even though they were actively working and helping someone. They decided to have some of us to help run registers. They switched to those stupid handhelds to check receipts. Which no one liked, not even the costumers. Click and Pull was a pain in *ss because the handhelds never worked, not to mention that it would kill the flow of the lane at the exit door, before they decided to use the handheld for normal receipts, which destroyed all momentum of the lane at the exit door. They had really contradicting policies of “Being fast and accurate,” but you would get yelled for double checking things. Our regional manager told me to, and I quote, “Just mark the slip and say, ‘Have a good day Mr. or Mrs. Smith.’ That’s all you need to do.” Those were the exact words they used. Then one of our useless managers would yell at me for doing what I was told to do by their boss. Whenever you had to call a supervisor to get something out of the cage, it’ll take about five minutes for them to even get over there to get the item, on a good day. I’m glad I’m no longer working in that sh*thole of a company.
Yeah don’t work at Walmart I worked there from April 7,2017-October 25,2019. I wouldn’t wish this job on my worst enemy. When it comes to the managers it’s like talking to a brick wall. It could be the stupidest way to do something,if you don’t do it their way even if it takes you longer to do it your wrong. I remember a time it was close to the holidays understaffed as usual ,we had two trucks ended up finishing late. Everyone got a coaching (write up) just because we finished a bit late one by one called in the office. The management expects so much from the workers but don’t wanna pay the acceptable amount,you cannot pay your pills on $11.22 itself. In basic words don’t work for Walmart there so many jobs out here the pay better and you will actually get appreciated for the work you do.
And Wal-Mart's insurance doesn't want to pay for medical expenses that comes when an associate is injured on the job. They refuse & have the bill sent to a collection agency. At times you have 2 or 3 associates will be standing around while a costumer is waiting for assistants Or they'll just walk past you without even asking if you need assistance. A friend waited for 30 or 40 mins & 2 pages for a manager to get the keys to the electronics. Finally he decided to leave but that's when the managers approached him. He told them to "forget it" he waited over 30 mins & was going to take his buisness to gamestop
Right after I started working at Walmart one of the supervisors, I guess, I don't really know her title but she was exceptionally rude to me for just asking a simple question. I said, "excuse me, I do not get paid enough to put up with that", and I'm sure I said some other stuff and she folded like a cheap suit like most bullies do when they are called out.
@@devinpeirce7152 They really do. I called out this huge bully woman once because she was kind of huffing and puffing, eye rolling and being dramatic and all put-out like I did a horrible job and she was having a hard time with my work and I just told her to just stop helping and that I was tired of it and that she's just rude to everyone, etc. She really, really was. She ended up crying in the managers office for like an hour and having to go home. I honestly didn't feel good about it because I am not a bully but it just really shows you how they are. The manager said it probably needed to be done. (o;
@@zebunker Nah, its perfectly legal, because you'll never be able to prove that you were wrongfully terminated. Even if you could, most people can't afford a legal battle with a regular person, let alone Walmart.
I'm with you on the Walmart vibe. It's like there is some sort of emotional black hole that sucks joy from life the longer you're there. I had a similar feeling when I was stuck in Barstow for a day. Big surprise, that town has a Walmart based economy. Employees not getting set hours is another factor. Maybe you'll work 30. Maybe you'll work 15. Oh, and don't count on coming in the same days or times each week. They'll just randomly change your schedule from week to week because whoever is in charge of such things is apparently just using a dartboard. And most likely on crack. This sort of scheduling has been shown in multiple studies to have severely detrimental effects on employee health. Speaking of employee health, at one point Walmart took secret life insurance policies out on about 350,000 employees. Unfortunately, it was not for the benefits of the employees, but instead any payouts went straight to Walmart. It was only discovered after an insurance company accidentally sent a check to a deceased employee's spouse. As one would imagine, she was none too pleased when the payee was listed as Walmart.
I worked overnights and later on cap 2 from April 2014 - January 2020. Both get treated like shit. I remember the store manager saying “Cap 2 is the backbone of the store.” What that really meant was we work harder than anyone while getting paid the worst (except cart pushers). Got so tired of working hard and getting bitched at anyways. And they wonder why everyone leaves cap 2 eventually? Produce, OGP, and cap 1 didn’t look so bad. Lesson learned: NEVER work a job with a high turnover. Keep up the good work Fanta!
@@devinpeirce7152 ehhhhh Google tells me we got asda! Which is owned by the Walmart company.. But it also says the closest thing to a Walmart in Ireland would be tesco extra... But it says they are totally different stores! Yano what they say boss Yeh learn something new each day
Yup, they come in and the local businesses go under because they can't compete with Walmart's prices. For a great many items, my only choices are Walmart, shop online, or drive 100 miles to the nearest city big enough to have a non Walmart store selling it.
It really put into perspective the physical feel of a Walmart, when I worked for them, when a former coworker mentioned that it literally reminded them of a stint they were in jail
Great video Fanta! Also my Walmart that I work at had those price checkers on poles but we took them down because customers kept laying stuff on the shelves around the price checking pole because they either didn’t want it or it cost too much. We still have the sign up for the price checker hanging from the ceiling even though the price checker isn’t there anymore😂
They drive out all the local business when a Walmart goes up. I think of one other store like Walmart and that’s Target. Not much of a selection to choose from. It’s almost like they have a monopoly on that type of retail.. The one that I live by it’s the same thing they have one poor bastard running back and forth between 3 or 4 departments. I waited in electronics for like 20 minutes. I was pissed and I hope that guy didn’t think I was mad at him. Walmart has enough money to employ people to run each department. Not have one guy juggle all of them at once
I'll pick stores like Aldi, target and my local budget grocery store before I shop at Walmart. It's not nessesary with a market full of grocers to choose from in a big city.
Let's be real; the only reason all fast food isn't prepared by robots yet is because it looks bad for companies to not hire human beings. Unless you're the coal industry, where you can automate your entire process, reducing the need for human workers, and then blame the lost jobs on green energy initiatives.
At least in my store (before I left) cart pushers were treated worse then cashiers, we got blamed for everything (including shit that wasn’t our fault) after I left... that’s when they realized the hardest worker left and wised up Side note: their “rollbacks” are a lie, I followed a few items I wanted, each time they would have a “rollback” it was marked up a dollar or two but kept the sales price stayed the same, the only real deals are in the clearance isles Another side note: the only way to get any unions in Walmart, you need to create a problem within the problem (for example, a protest to cover up a union rep coming in and signing the employees up for it) Another intro idea (or two) -get out of bed and have a “routine” you do -show yourself getting your ass kicked in a game - carry in groceries and put them away -doing laundry -(or just stuff in general)
Misrepresenting sale prices is a pretty common business practice for all retailers, even otherwise trustworthy ones. Mostly because they'll always list the original price as MSRP, even though very few products ever sell for as high as their MSRP (with the exception of some products that are tightly controlled. Apple for instance doesn't allow retailers to mark their products down without express permission from them).
i dont even need to go inside a failmart, the second i see their vomit colored sign i get anxiety, i get pissed, i get sick to my stomache, i get migranes. when i know i have to go to a failmart i have to take ibuprophin, imodium AD, and swig a half a bottle of nyquil half hour before going
So, this is my personal experience with having worked at Walmart for 2-ish..maybe 3….months: I just quit working at the Walmart Deli and even though I’m now currently looking for a job, I couldn’t be more happier for quitting. First of all, I desired part-time, but they said I couldn’t get the job if I didn’t work full time. I was also told that I couldn’t get the job if I didn’t work weekends-the most busy days. I don’t mind working on weekends, but was it really hard for them to understand it was my first job? I guess it was… They could not keep the employees for the Deli. They half trained me because like two weeks in, a co-worker got fired, and a little bit later, most of my co-workers quit all except for two people. They ended up making me work alone at night as I was a closer, while being half trained and got onto me for not completing the work on time (threatening to fire me) when they didn’t even train me well enough to get it done on time. I got to the point where I could actually get it all done 10-15 minutes past when I should have gotten it all done after literally two weeks. And even with such improvements, the times I should get it done in was constantly held over my head and it wasn’t even recognized by anyone but my co-workers. I was in a near constant state of pure anxiety and had a few panic attacks. I brought these concerns to them, but they offered no help but to say they would hire more people. And that took like a week and a half before they could even get 1 person. I was thinking of taking a PTO or time off, but knowing I had to work for three more weeks before I could actually take time off was just too much. My mental health was suffering at that point. I couldn’t think about anything other than work after work or on my off days. I quit have the mental, and physical, energy to do the things I both needed to do outside of work and things I liked. I became irritable towards my family because of the stress and anxiety. And soon…I started dreading the thought of going to work to the point where I was about to break down into tears. Because of all that I quit. And I couldn’t be more happier right now even though I am now looking for a non retail job. I’m now going to put emphasis on taking care of my own mental health when it comes to getting a job.
In the back doing a bunch of asinine busy work that corporate pretends to give a shit about. They're doing work, its just that none of it actually benefits the store.
In the back moving pallets around with like the only pallet jack in the store. Do the pallets need to be moved? No, but they can pretend they deserve their position. Every once in awhile they'll have one of their drones called supervisors report to them that an employee that doesn't even have a scanner because the managers didn't bother to give them access couldn't finish four pallets full of shit on their own in about an hour. The employee is then giving a verbal warning in the office in the back. And yes, this shit happened to me, and I'm sure every other former employee in the comment section has a story exactly like this.
My father worked for WalMart Logistics for 27 years. He worked his way up to managing an entire distribution center. He implemented logistics programs that saved the company millions in overhead. Then, one weekend someone that worked for him sprained their ankle on a shift (when he wasn't even there), and went to HR complaining that they weren't told they could get medical attention and threatened to sue. My dad was fired a week later in December 2018, and lost not only his job but about $170k in stock options. I worked for WalMart for 7 years as an overnight stocker. It permanently changed me. I endured so much bullshit. Needless to say, most of my checks were pumped right back into the store, because you can (and are encouraged) to buy everything you need for daily life right there in the same store. I hate WalMart. I hate this company more than you can imagine.
It’s been over a year since I shopped at Walmart. I pay more to shop at Target so I don’t have to go there. But when I was there, I remember walking past an employee stocking the shelves, and I thought to myself “that guys life probably sucks”. I felt bad for the guy just because he worked at Walmart.
Target does a good job giving off the appearance they're a great company to work for. Their stores are generally in way better shape and there seem to be an abundance of beautiful women who shop there. However, as stated prior to my comment, Target also treats its employees like shit. Same low pay and all of that jazz.
I hate Walmart! I feel sorry for their employees. I really thought my job was bad but compared to Walmart it’s miserable but I would be in absolute hell there!
*Their deliveries are also really shit, over the past two months my mom order some stuff from there and recently as yesterday we got a box from them. As we open the box, one of the laundry soap detergent was leaking on the bottom but the other stuff was fine (Inside was a box of popcorn, jelly, paper towels and one other detergent soap). Not even some air bubbles could stop from everything fucking up inside.*
The only in-store job at Wal-Mart I’ve heard positive things about is the pharmacy, and as a former tech elsewhere I am inclined to believe it. You also nailed the whole horrible vibe of Wal-Mart, I deal with the worst of people there as fellow customers and used to work next to one such Wal-Mart, at an equally horrible store. At least when you go to Meijer, Costco or Kroger it seems lively, and as for electronics and other departments it’s worth just going to a specialized store.
Would you buy electronics at Walmart you know that all the electronics at Walmart are specially designed for Walmart and they have the cheapest parts available nothing there is quality it’s temporary it’s like buying a cardboard TV and putting it out in the rain
Some do. I've been to a lot of Walmart locations lately that just don't have them anymore, but I know damned well they used to. The Walmart nearest me used to have 5 or 6 of those scanners placed strategically throughout the store, with big signs on the poles clearly showing where they were. Now they've got one buried near the bicycles with zero signage declaring its location. Maybe it's a choice from the regional managers not to have them.
Some do some don't. My original super center used to have TONS of them, now there are only like three. My city's second one, as far as I know, has NONE. It varies, and seems to be randomized just like the work periods that others have mentioned to be very random.
Walmart is the worst. Never get any help when i go there. I waited 30 mins for the guy to not come back. I asked him for a phone i needed he said be right back and then seen him walk around on his phone. happened like 2 times in a row. so i stopped going there for anything unless its abosulely a emergency. The store is packed wall to wall even in the mornings ever since people get their child tax refund every month. They spend money on stuff they dont need and i cant even enjoy shopping cause its always someone on my back in the aisle in packs. I will go to CVS for my prescription and other stores for food for now on. The they dont even sell anything healthy. Their meat selection is limited. Everything is cheap and Great value. I shop at a real food store like Shoprite.
US government policies helped shaped rise of such companies like Walmart and it’s not just the only retailer that underpays and treats employees badly.
Just started working there as an overnight stocker. I don't mind the job itself, but I'm doing all this work thinking "I'm being paid HOW MUCH for THIS?" It's literally not enough. The quota is nuts for how much you have to stock in a given amount of time. Walmart is the Jeffree Star of retail.
Getting a video game, some ammo, finding an associate or two to open the locked glass displays for said items during the third shift, is easier said than done. Having worked as an overnight stocker in the past, I avoided electronics as much as possible. Even back when Dept 8 was on the GM side, I avoided going through the double doors at electronics because I knew I'd get stopped by somebody wanting something from a locked display. I sure as shit didn't have the key for it. Neither did most of the people on GM except for the managers on duty. The managers in training at the supercenter I worked at (N. Scottsdale- Forgot the store number. It's located Raintree/Northsight Blvd and east side Loop 101) were some of the most heartless and ruthless people I've ever worked for. I was so happy to leave that place. I didn't have another job lined up and didn't care.
Paying only $11.00 an hour and 2% (21 cents) raises once a year is horrible. That's the reason there's so many awful workers at Walmart but the customers are the worst. They make the employees look like rocket scientists in comparison.
The creep factor is no joke...I work in a small-town Walmart and we have literally had people die in the store...two drug overdoses, one outside on a bench, another in the men's room in the front. Also found a dead old guy in a mart cart. What a shitty place to die, wonder if their ghosts are forever trapped there...🤔
?? Its the most successful store like ever. Theyre not downhill as a company. Theyre shit to work for. But not as an economic powerhouse. Esp during lockdown guess all the mom and pops are closed better give to walmart.
@@supermario1177 Its a normal thing for large, publicly traded companies. They are beholden to their stock-holders first and foremost, and as such they will cut every corner they can when it comes to their employees and services so long as their share prices continue to increase at a reasonable rate. Walmart does what it does because it is given the power to do so. The company itself isn't inherently evil; its doing what it was designed to do to the fullest extent possible. The problem is mostly that workers in this country have very few real rights. Those they do have are easily worked around (i.e. not allowing people to work full-time by artificially cutting hours to the detriment of the customer experience). Even unions, which on the surface are meant to fight for those rights, are usually just a collection of lawyers whose job it is to keep those they represent just unhappy enough to keep paying their dues.
There was a shooting in the parking lot right in front of the store at a Walmart I was at. I rolled up as the ambulance was leaving. The car the victims were in was there. There were bullet holes in the side of the car, blood on the street. Total yikes, man.
Man, I have all but completely stopped shopping at Walmart for newly all of the reasons mentioned in this video, but never have I ever encountered the people of Walmart that the internet complains about. My weirdest case ever was someone got caught trying to rob them from the meat department.
FWIW - I encourage folks to go to Wal-Mart - pick 10 products you buy there regularly and then go to Target or a near by grocery store - in most cases you are only saving 10-25 cents for each item. They have slowly been creeping their prices up over the last decade. When I used to save 20 bucks now its like $12. There are somethings in my area that can only be found at Wal-Mart and honestly - that is the only time I darken their door.
Ahhh... That's more convenient of using a dodgy app that hardly even works by a smartphone! God damn I fucking hate using a damn smartphone for almost everything... I do it when I get home.
It's not woo woo - I feel the same way when I walk in there. It's one of the reasons I almost never go there. I'm a pretty positive person so it's a very noticeable feeling when I enter a walmart
My walmart had a competent manager and a tight knit team he left and the lady that replaced them drove off nearly the entire team within a year. i'd say 5 out of 20 stayed, when i joined it was a revolving door. Management was pure idiocy and demining. That store was a complete dumpster fire
As a former employee of Walmart myself, they would literally not let us take breaks half the time. A 9 hour shift and you might not get a break till 7 hours in. Like, the computers WILL lock you out after 6 hours straight and force you to take a break. The managers however, will make you log on using someone else's info and keep working. It was an absolute nightmare.
Assistant Managers keep their Bonuses if they are also department Managers and they can lie about the number of employees in that department. Half of the employees they say are supposedly there haven't been there in half a year.
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I used to work at store #1659. Ou store manager and Deoartment managers would steal working returns from the back of the store. They were punished, by being transferred to a new store.
I worked for 7 years so far overnight maintenance. And my team when i first started was about 13 strong, we are now down we are down to merely 4, so now we find ourselves at time alone to clean the entire store, and on top of that they add extra work on top of what we are supposed to normally do so it becomes extremely stressful, to the point im now on xanax (anti anxiety meds) which is another expense to me. Then im getting older now so im having a hard time trying to keep up with so much hard task that i get home destroyed and don’t enjoy my time off. I hate it there but its only convenient to have my job there cause its close by where i live. Other that that i want to leave or hopefully get my disability to work less (im a very sick person).
The one that I go to in Sacramento they now hire employees that cannot speak write read or understand English. If you try to get any help or directions to an aisle you are looking for an item, all you get sometimes is, " No English.".
I used to work in the deli department at Walmart and I would get asked all the time about where stuff was. Usually I would just say that I was new or try to point them in a certain direction. They gave us all the same uniforms so I wouldn’t blame them for not knowing, but in other business I have worked, they change the uniforms a little depending on what department you work in.
My hours at Target we’re extremely inconsistent. I even brought it up to my manager and she said that I should try picking up shifts that others didn’t want. We used this app where people could post shifts. So I started taking any shift I could get. But my requests to take the shifts were not approved most of the time until the morning of the shift. So I got hit with bullshit “no call no shows” and I was fired. Truly retarded. If I request a Friday shift on Monday. I shouldn’t have to wait until Friday 8:00 am for a 11am shift. They don’t care.
The Kroger near me is straight out of the 90’s the floor tiles are all stained this yellow brown color and it smells like an old book I honestly wouldn’t lick the floor for even a million dollars
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@manny022 JFC, that shit could be a 12 part documentary on Netflix. Be hilarious if there was a Joe Exotic type involved.
I don’t think it helps that Walmart joined forces with FEMA years ago and have turned their stores into literal prisons/detention centers. Casa Padre. Both vacant and a couple in use. www.washingtonpost.com/local/inside-casa-padre-the-converted-walmart-where-the-us-is-holding-nearly-1500-immigrant-children/2018/06/14/0cd65ce4-6eba-11e8-bd50-b80389a4e569_story.html the trafficking aspect plus the government funding and ties is just disgusting at best. www.huffpost.com/entry/jeff-merkley-immigration-detention-center_n_5b149d32e4b010565aad1076 Walmart being part of homeland security complete with white vans that are beyond creepy adds to the already bad vibe. www.nbcnews.com/id/40552073/ns/us_news-security/t/homeland-security-taps-new-partner-terror-fight-wal-mart/ urging citizens to essentially rat one another out nazi style.
Did they make ya'll do the cheer, god I hated that.
it killed local shops and treats its employees like trash.
Walmart is worth $327B, why the fuck would they need to save money for ?!
GeekMario Worth a whole damn European country but can’t give everyone a living wage
When I started there, one of the managers was bragging about killing off 2 or 3 local stores since they opened. In a town of about 50k people and less than 10 large grocery stores, that's quite a bit. It is absolute garbage.
Tear it down and replace with a local market for the locals.
@@EmmureMARIO64 because they want to make even more profit 327 billion is not enough they want to be trillion dollar company and then surpass that
You forgot the fact that the stores have like 14 check out lanes & only 1 or 2 are ever open.
True! Haha I thought of that right after I uploaded it, whoops
because people call out all the time and not many people want to run registers.
@Anthony Lopez and you get the boomers and the old farts bitching about how tHeY sTeAL j0Bs (which is grade A bullshit) while seething because they have. to. wait. in. *LINE*
Love self checkout.
@Anthony Lopez
If I have enough things I'm buying I don't use the self checkout
But i think thats a problem with a lot of huge stores. ive seen that very often in most of the stores i go to even when they have just 4 or 5 lanes the most of the time open just 1 or 2. even when its full AF
I really don't like that they refuse to pay their employees a living wage. They are one of the biggest employers in the country. All of those people don't make enough working there.
*ahem* It's called.. *fixes glasses* GREED..
@@kelsmister You're right! It's *drinks some water.. clears throat* TIGHT WADS!!!!!
Because they don't pay a living wage and the government ends up subsidizing their workers, our tax money is essentially paying for part of their operating costs.
What was it called, the fight for fifteen. Yeah, Wal-mart helped kill that than offered the eleven dollar starting to make it look like they were helping. Fast track to currently where they are docking hours and if you didn't sign full time documentation they flip you to part time.
@Mike Evans And that is because the whole industry is doing it now. Wal Mart led the way by example.
Lesson learned, DONT WORK FOR WALMART.
It's sad to even say that because some people don't have a choice to work or live out in the streets/worse, the only place that is available to work there. It's Hell on earth!
I’ll raise ya one. Avoid them like the plague.
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i get paid $16 an hour as an overnight stocker n tbh, there are some days where its super overwhelming n makes me want to quit, but the pay is too good..
As soon as i heard human trafficking, i all of a sudden remember those "missing kids" pictures that were always at the front of walmart. Hmmmm
shits creepy
Ikr I would see those pictures in 2019
They actually still do that and now I see why i always get weird vibes when I go into Walmart. Currently working there now and I can’t wait to leave.
I worked at Walmart for a total of 12 years (combined service) at two different stores. The absolute worst employer I've ever had. Never again. I'm self-employed now and couldn't be happier 😁
I would also advise staying away from Amazon, they may be just as bad if not much worse!
@@gozips3054 they just what happen to the girl that work at Walmart in tx 2005
she had a red ford F-150 truck she was Rape and Shot in the head a lot of times
Walmart managers they love gossiping employees they also like hire gossip employees.managers are super rude .they so cheap too.
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Watching this while on break at walmart
God bless your soul... I hope you have a better job than that shithole soon!
Imma teelll ur boss
Watch out you might get written up
Stay strong, dude. Don't let those corporate bastards break your spirit! Find a way out!
I’m on my way out of that terrible company. I never should have applied there. I’m embarrassed it’s on my resume.
Shame Sam died, his kids have just turned Walmart into a something he never wanted it to be.
London drugs is the same. After the good old Tong Louie died, another man became the CEO and he opened up stores everywhere, some stores sit in the worst locations like the infamous Chinatown and Granville street.
Or did they
Oh Sammy boy your greed your greed it sucks so bad.
Why is it whenever a person creates a company,their children want nothing to do with the company then turn it over to someone else who ends up turning the company into a 💩 sideshow??? Goodings & Publix did the same thing.
High cost of low prices.
Good documentary
I watch it before started working there.
th-cam.com/video/RXmnBbUjsPs/w-d-xo.html the document
Walmart be like "We don't like all of you. You do everything for us and you will live by that! IF you have a family emergency, you're written up, if you are hospitalized, you're fired. IF you use the term UNION, you will die a painful death!"
That's basically what they say. How the fuck can they get away with doing shitty things like this is mind-blowing... All I see in tge future is Walmart crashing and burning to the ground!
Jajuan Mays they like to get away with things. It’s like having a horrible employee get tons of slaps on the wrist for calling out, not showing up, being stupid and saying this and that. But if it was someone who’s done a lot, covering people, working double shifts, having to call out sick or family emergency, they would’ve been yelled out, forced to come in to work, and or fired.
Wage slavery in a nutshell thank you
@@haaxxx9 They get away with it because its hard to prove and they know darn well they don't pay their employees well enough to be able to afford a lawyer.
Walmart in Quebec 🇨🇦 refused to allow a union and shutdown the store as punishment to the workers who wanted a union Walmart is scum
as someone who worked at Sam's club for almost 5 years it really was a shit hole. As an overnight worker you basically have to do 60+ hours of work in 40 and if you went over 40 hours you got written up, forklifts always broke down, the management was trash, people blowing there way into a position they didn't earn and that's just to name a few things.
gluesniffer2 you explained it pretty good. Very accurate.
@@beatle9239 ty
Sam's club is very close to Walmart so that's why it's so shitty to be there. Also that's is completely bullshit if you work more than 40+ hours just to get written up... They really do hate ya for greedy reasons, fucking scumbags!
Sams club is terrible really?! I might have learned something new then
Same, I was there, on door, for 3 and half years. I was treated like sh*t by the higher ups, even though I would go in on my days off, go in early, or stay later then I was supposed to be. I’ve done that more times than I could count. Costumers would treat us, on door, like trash. Regional managers lying about people not working, even though they were actively working and helping someone. They decided to have some of us to help run registers. They switched to those stupid handhelds to check receipts. Which no one liked, not even the costumers. Click and Pull was a pain in *ss because the handhelds never worked, not to mention that it would kill the flow of the lane at the exit door, before they decided to use the handheld for normal receipts, which destroyed all momentum of the lane at the exit door. They had really contradicting policies of “Being fast and accurate,” but you would get yelled for double checking things. Our regional manager told me to, and I quote, “Just mark the slip and say, ‘Have a good day Mr. or Mrs. Smith.’ That’s all you need to do.” Those were the exact words they used. Then one of our useless managers would yell at me for doing what I was told to do by their boss. Whenever you had to call a supervisor to get something out of the cage, it’ll take about five minutes for them to even get over there to get the item, on a good day.
I’m glad I’m no longer working in that sh*thole of a company.
Fun fact: Sam created walmart because a store he shopped at wouldn't return his merchandise.
Good old Sammy and his machine of greed.
Yeah don’t work at Walmart I worked there from April 7,2017-October 25,2019. I wouldn’t wish this job on my worst enemy. When it comes to the managers it’s like talking to a brick wall. It could be the stupidest way to do something,if you don’t do it their way even if it takes you longer to do it your wrong. I remember a time it was close to the holidays understaffed as usual ,we had two trucks ended up finishing late. Everyone got a coaching (write up) just because we finished a bit late one by one called in the office. The management expects so much from the workers but don’t wanna pay the acceptable amount,you cannot pay your pills on $11.22 itself. In basic words don’t work for Walmart there so many jobs out here the pay better and you will actually get appreciated for the work you do.
I deserve a raise! Manager: GET THE FUCK OUT YOU’RE FIRED
Wow just wowwww read whole 5hing... I wantq1millllion$ bak 4wasting my time
And Wal-Mart's insurance doesn't want to pay for medical expenses that comes when an associate is injured on the job.
They refuse & have the bill sent to a collection agency.
At times you have 2 or 3 associates will be standing around while a costumer is waiting for assistants
Or they'll just walk past you without even asking if you need assistance.
A friend waited for 30 or 40 mins & 2 pages for a manager to get the keys to the electronics.
Finally he decided to leave but that's when the managers approached him. He told them to "forget it" he waited over 30 mins & was going to take his buisness to gamestop
This may sound crazy to some but I actually got fired from Walmart because I reported one of the managers for raising his voice at me.
Right after I started working at Walmart one of the supervisors, I guess, I don't really know her title but she was exceptionally rude to me for just asking a simple question. I said, "excuse me, I do not get paid enough to put up with that", and I'm sure I said some other stuff and she folded like a cheap suit like most bullies do when they are called out.
Trista Miller exactly how most bullies react when someone speaks up to them , they can't handle it
@@devinpeirce7152 They really do. I called out this huge bully woman once because she was kind of huffing and puffing, eye rolling and being dramatic and all put-out like I did a horrible job and she was having a hard time with my work and I just told her to just stop helping and that I was tired of it and that she's just rude to everyone, etc. She really, really was. She ended up crying in the managers office for like an hour and having to go home. I honestly didn't feel good about it because I am not a bully but it just really shows you how they are. The manager said it probably needed to be done. (o;
OP that's illegal. Get a lawyer. Sue.
@@zebunker Nah, its perfectly legal, because you'll never be able to prove that you were wrongfully terminated. Even if you could, most people can't afford a legal battle with a regular person, let alone Walmart.
My walmart's roof leaks like crazy when it rains. If you come in on a rainy day, you're gonna see buckets everywhere.
Same XD
I'd go to Target more if they had a store I didn't have to drive 30+ minutes to get to.
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Exactly. Darn shame Target is at every state border while Walmart is literally next to my house
I'd go there more often if they were open past 9pm!
That's exactly what I did ❤❤😊
That's exactly what I did ❤
I'm with you on the Walmart vibe. It's like there is some sort of emotional black hole that sucks joy from life the longer you're there. I had a similar feeling when I was stuck in Barstow for a day. Big surprise, that town has a Walmart based economy.
Employees not getting set hours is another factor. Maybe you'll work 30. Maybe you'll work 15. Oh, and don't count on coming in the same days or times each week. They'll just randomly change your schedule from week to week because whoever is in charge of such things is apparently just using a dartboard. And most likely on crack. This sort of scheduling has been shown in multiple studies to have severely detrimental effects on employee health.
Speaking of employee health, at one point Walmart took secret life insurance policies out on about 350,000 employees. Unfortunately, it was not for the benefits of the employees, but instead any payouts went straight to Walmart. It was only discovered after an insurance company accidentally sent a check to a deceased employee's spouse. As one would imagine, she was none too pleased when the payee was listed as Walmart.
I worked overnights and later on cap 2 from April 2014 - January 2020. Both get treated like shit. I remember the store manager saying “Cap 2 is the backbone of the store.” What that really meant was we work harder than anyone while getting paid the worst (except cart pushers). Got so tired of working hard and getting bitched at anyways. And they wonder why everyone leaves cap 2 eventually? Produce, OGP, and cap 1 didn’t look so bad. Lesson learned: NEVER work a job with a high turnover. Keep up the good work Fanta!
I’m from England so we don’t have Walmart, so it’s interesting to hear the stories.
I'm from Ireland sooooooo yeah same...
I’m from the us not usa
@@Guardian03 what does that mean if you don't mind meh asking?
Do you have a equivalent to walmart ?
@@devinpeirce7152 ehhhhh Google tells me we got asda! Which is owned by the Walmart company.. But it also says the closest thing to a Walmart in Ireland would be tesco extra... But it says they are totally different stores! Yano what they say boss Yeh learn something new each day
Don't forget, for many communities, especially small towns, Walmart is the only option.
Yup, they come in and the local businesses go under because they can't compete with Walmart's prices. For a great many items, my only choices are Walmart, shop online, or drive 100 miles to the nearest city big enough to have a non Walmart store selling it.
It really put into perspective the physical feel of a Walmart, when I worked for them, when a former coworker mentioned that it literally reminded them of a stint they were in jail
Last time I was in a Walmart was 13 months ago. It was so dirty, depressing, dark and lame I left without buying anything.
Great video Fanta! Also my Walmart that I work at had those price checkers on poles but we took them down because customers kept laying stuff on the shelves around the price checking pole because they either didn’t want it or it cost too much. We still have the sign up for the price checker hanging from the ceiling even though the price checker isn’t there anymore😂
They drive out all the local business when a Walmart goes up. I think of one other store like Walmart and that’s Target. Not much of a selection to choose from. It’s almost like they have a monopoly on that type of retail.. The one that I live by it’s the same thing they have one poor bastard running back and forth between 3 or 4 departments. I waited in electronics for like 20 minutes. I was pissed and I hope that guy didn’t think I was mad at him. Walmart has enough money to employ people to run each department. Not have one guy juggle all of them at once
I'll pick stores like Aldi, target and my local budget grocery store before I shop at Walmart. It's not nessesary with a market full of grocers to choose from in a big city.
I have to say, I love Aldi. Great prices, good products, clean and they pay their employees well.
German efficiency, baby
Aldi’s is much better. Can’t say anything about their customer service, but, Walmart’s customer service is just evil.
In a banned Judge Dredd comic Ronald McDonald says 'Everything at McDonald's is disposable including the staff'.
I see your a person of refined taste.
Let's be real; the only reason all fast food isn't prepared by robots yet is because it looks bad for companies to not hire human beings. Unless you're the coal industry, where you can automate your entire process, reducing the need for human workers, and then blame the lost jobs on green energy initiatives.
-DepthCharge do they have robots that can effectively do that yet, I think they have something like that in japan right now but Im not sure
@@CheezMonsterCrazy When Robots gettin even more cheaper and easyier to fix you will see what happens to Amazon etc. some mass lay offs will happen
@@mrn234 Definitely. Their warehouses already use autonomous forklifts and other robots to stock and fetch items.
The 2 walmarts near where I live have kidnappings happen all the time.
the Walmart I live near by is just across the street from the county jail and they still have a theft issue.....
Hha ha. Guess their cam system old as '98windows
Awesome can't wait for the evil corporation series
I really enjoy your content and your views on retail. As a retail worker I 100% agree with alot of your videos. Keep up the good content!
At least in my store (before I left) cart pushers were treated worse then cashiers, we got blamed for everything (including shit that wasn’t our fault) after I left... that’s when they realized the hardest worker left and wised up
Side note: their “rollbacks” are a lie, I followed a few items I wanted, each time they would have a “rollback” it was marked up a dollar or two but kept the sales price stayed the same, the only real deals are in the clearance isles
Another side note: the only way to get any unions in Walmart, you need to create a problem within the problem (for example, a protest to cover up a union rep coming in and signing the employees up for it)
Another intro idea (or two)
-get out of bed and have a “routine” you do
-show yourself getting your ass kicked in a game
- carry in groceries and put them away
-doing laundry
-(or just stuff in general)
Misrepresenting sale prices is a pretty common business practice for all retailers, even otherwise trustworthy ones. Mostly because they'll always list the original price as MSRP, even though very few products ever sell for as high as their MSRP (with the exception of some products that are tightly controlled. Apple for instance doesn't allow retailers to mark their products down without express permission from them).
-DepthCharge no shit, I was just reminding people that they fuck you over in their deals
Bro you are close to 50k!!! Been watching you for years man, much success to you!
It happened about the time they became a Monopoly.
They aren't quite a monopoly in truest sense. They have competition, its just only from other multi-billion dollar corporations.
i dont even need to go inside a failmart, the second i see their vomit colored sign i get anxiety, i get pissed, i get sick to my stomache, i get migranes. when i know i have to go to a failmart i have to take ibuprophin, imodium AD, and swig a half a bottle of nyquil half hour before going
So, this is my personal experience with having worked at Walmart for 2-ish..maybe 3….months:
I just quit working at the Walmart Deli and even though I’m now currently looking for a job, I couldn’t be more happier for quitting.
First of all, I desired part-time, but they said I couldn’t get the job if I didn’t work full time.
I was also told that I couldn’t get the job if I didn’t work weekends-the most busy days.
I don’t mind working on weekends, but was it really hard for them to understand it was my first job?
I guess it was…
They could not keep the employees for the Deli.
They half trained me because like two weeks in, a co-worker got fired, and a little bit later, most of my co-workers quit all except for two people.
They ended up making me work alone at night as I was a closer, while being half trained and got onto me for not completing the work on time (threatening to fire me) when they didn’t even train me well enough to get it done on time.
I got to the point where I could actually get it all done 10-15 minutes past when I should have gotten it all done after literally two weeks.
And even with such improvements, the times I should get it done in was constantly held over my head and it wasn’t even recognized by anyone but my co-workers.
I was in a near constant state of pure anxiety and had a few panic attacks.
I brought these concerns to them, but they offered no help but to say they would hire more people.
And that took like a week and a half before they could even get 1 person.
I was thinking of taking a PTO or time off, but knowing I had to work for three more weeks before I could actually take time off was just too much.
My mental health was suffering at that point.
I couldn’t think about anything other than work after work or on my off days.
I quit have the mental, and physical, energy to do the things I both needed to do outside of work and things I liked.
I became irritable towards my family because of the stress and anxiety.
And soon…I started dreading the thought of going to work to the point where I was about to break down into tears.
Because of all that I quit.
And I couldn’t be more happier right now even though I am now looking for a non retail job.
I’m now going to put emphasis on taking care of my own mental health when it comes to getting a job.
Quick question where do all the managers hide at , whenever i go to my local walmart i see NONE on the floor helping customers and and actually work .
In the back doing a bunch of asinine busy work that corporate pretends to give a shit about. They're doing work, its just that none of it actually benefits the store.
In the back moving pallets around with like the only pallet jack in the store. Do the pallets need to be moved? No, but they can pretend they deserve their position. Every once in awhile they'll have one of their drones called supervisors report to them that an employee that doesn't even have a scanner because the managers didn't bother to give them access couldn't finish four pallets full of shit on their own in about an hour. The employee is then giving a verbal warning in the office in the back.
And yes, this shit happened to me, and I'm sure every other former employee in the comment section has a story exactly like this.
i haven't shopped at Wal-Mart in over 3 years
My father worked for WalMart Logistics for 27 years. He worked his way up to managing an entire distribution center. He implemented logistics programs that saved the company millions in overhead. Then, one weekend someone that worked for him sprained their ankle on a shift (when he wasn't even there), and went to HR complaining that they weren't told they could get medical attention and threatened to sue. My dad was fired a week later in December 2018, and lost not only his job but about $170k in stock options.
I worked for WalMart for 7 years as an overnight stocker. It permanently changed me. I endured so much bullshit. Needless to say, most of my checks were pumped right back into the store, because you can (and are encouraged) to buy everything you need for daily life right there in the same store.
I hate WalMart. I hate this company more than you can imagine.
Do the reputation of Bethesda xD
They’re bad?
@@EmmureMARIO64 recently yeah. though someone else has made a (long) video about it already
It’s been over a year since I shopped at Walmart. I pay more to shop at Target so I don’t have to go there. But when I was there, I remember walking past an employee stocking the shelves, and I thought to myself “that guys life probably sucks”. I felt bad for the guy just because he worked at Walmart.
- dwasilco412 - to bad Target treat its employees just as shitty as Walmart your feeding a beast ether way
I worked at Target and Walmart years ago. Both places sucked.
Target does a good job giving off the appearance they're a great company to work for. Their stores are generally in way better shape and there seem to be an abundance of beautiful women who shop there. However, as stated prior to my comment, Target also treats its employees like shit. Same low pay and all of that jazz.
@@XxGyromancerXx Literally every retail store treats their employees like shit.
Can't stand target, feel the urge to leave the second I walk in
just discovered this channeling I love it. keep on keeping on, glad you don't have to deal with that bullshit anymore soldier.
That new intro smooth af
I hate Walmart! I feel sorry for their employees. I really thought my job was bad but compared to Walmart it’s miserable but I would be in absolute hell there!
*Their deliveries are also really shit, over the past two months my mom order some stuff from there and recently as yesterday we got a box from them. As we open the box, one of the laundry soap detergent was leaking on the bottom but the other stuff was fine (Inside was a box of popcorn, jelly, paper towels and one other detergent soap). Not even some air bubbles could stop from everything fucking up inside.*
As an ex wal Mart employee I will never go back I hated working there.
The only in-store job at Wal-Mart I’ve heard positive things about is the pharmacy, and as a former tech elsewhere I am inclined to believe it. You also nailed the whole horrible vibe of Wal-Mart, I deal with the worst of people there as fellow customers and used to work next to one such Wal-Mart, at an equally horrible store. At least when you go to Meijer, Costco or Kroger it seems lively, and as for electronics and other departments it’s worth just going to a specialized store.
I always hate when people assume that people are on food stamps do so to just take advantage. I'm sure many really need them. 😟
Loving the intro and format
Would you buy electronics at Walmart you know that all the electronics at Walmart are specially designed for Walmart and they have the cheapest parts available nothing there is quality it’s temporary it’s like buying a cardboard TV and putting it out in the rain
They underpay their employees to give discount prices to customers, a shame...
Well deserved. They are sleazy to their associates. I know. I just quit after 13 years.
Correction; Wal-Mart does have price scanners on poles, at least MY Wal-Mart does.
Some do. I've been to a lot of Walmart locations lately that just don't have them anymore, but I know damned well they used to. The Walmart nearest me used to have 5 or 6 of those scanners placed strategically throughout the store, with big signs on the poles clearly showing where they were. Now they've got one buried near the bicycles with zero signage declaring its location. Maybe it's a choice from the regional managers not to have them.
@@CreepyUncleIdjit They likely break and then don't get repaired, so they take them down.
Some do some don't. My original super center used to have TONS of them, now there are only like three. My city's second one, as far as I know, has NONE. It varies, and seems to be randomized just like the work periods that others have mentioned to be very random.
Not too long until 50K! Awesome work, keep it up!
3:55 when I worked at Walmart, those white blinding fluorescent lights had me thinking ya man needed to see an eye doctor!
Walmart is the worst. Never get any help when i go there. I waited 30 mins for the guy to not come back. I asked him for a phone i needed he said be right back and then seen him walk around on his phone. happened like 2 times in a row. so i stopped going there for anything unless its abosulely a emergency. The store is packed wall to wall even in the mornings ever since people get their child tax refund every month. They spend money on stuff they dont need and i cant even enjoy shopping cause its always someone on my back in the aisle in packs. I will go to CVS for my prescription and other stores for food for now on. The they dont even sell anything healthy. Their meat selection is limited. Everything is cheap and Great value. I shop at a real food store like Shoprite.
US government policies helped shaped rise of such companies like Walmart and it’s not just the only retailer that underpays and treats employees badly.
Just started working there as an overnight stocker. I don't mind the job itself, but I'm doing all this work thinking "I'm being paid HOW MUCH for THIS?" It's literally not enough. The quota is nuts for how much you have to stock in a given amount of time. Walmart is the Jeffree Star of retail.
The walmarts where I am at have replace cashiers with self checkout yes booths
Getting a video game, some ammo, finding an associate or two to open the locked glass displays for said items during the third shift, is easier said than done. Having worked as an overnight stocker in the past, I avoided electronics as much as possible. Even back when Dept 8 was on the GM side, I avoided going through the double doors at electronics because I knew I'd get stopped by somebody wanting something from a locked display. I sure as shit didn't have the key for it. Neither did most of the people on GM except for the managers on duty. The managers in training at the supercenter I worked at (N. Scottsdale- Forgot the store number. It's located Raintree/Northsight Blvd and east side Loop 101) were some of the most heartless and ruthless people I've ever worked for.
I was so happy to leave that place. I didn't have another job lined up and didn't care.
Enjoyed the intro and editing for it btw!
All wal marts are haunted. Fantonio confirmed.
As a Former Employee at Walmart , it’s terrible working there Managers suck ass & HR is the worst folks I ever talked to
I’m a Costco worker and you never get tired of it because it always change every day usually so it’s pretty nice being in a costco
Paying only $11.00 an hour and 2% (21 cents) raises once a year is horrible. That's the reason there's so many awful workers at Walmart but the customers are the worst. They make the employees look like rocket scientists in comparison.
Video idea. How much do you think it would suck working retail during a pandemic?
The creep factor is no joke...I work in a small-town Walmart and we have literally had people die in the store...two drug overdoses, one outside on a bench, another in the men's room in the front. Also found a dead old guy in a mart cart. What a shitty place to die, wonder if their ghosts are forever trapped there...🤔
I worked there too. The vibe that you mentioned, in addition to the fluorescent lighting just makes the place reek of misery. It’s a sad place.
I always wonder how Wal-Mart went downhill
?? Its the most successful store like ever. Theyre not downhill as a company. Theyre shit to work for. But not as an economic powerhouse. Esp during lockdown guess all the mom and pops are closed better give to walmart.
@@SWIFTO_SCYTHE yea that's what i meant, too work for is bad not that they lost power or money.
@@supermario1177 Its a normal thing for large, publicly traded companies. They are beholden to their stock-holders first and foremost, and as such they will cut every corner they can when it comes to their employees and services so long as their share prices continue to increase at a reasonable rate. Walmart does what it does because it is given the power to do so. The company itself isn't inherently evil; its doing what it was designed to do to the fullest extent possible. The problem is mostly that workers in this country have very few real rights. Those they do have are easily worked around (i.e. not allowing people to work full-time by artificially cutting hours to the detriment of the customer experience). Even unions, which on the surface are meant to fight for those rights, are usually just a collection of lawyers whose job it is to keep those they represent just unhappy enough to keep paying their dues.
@@CheezMonsterCrazy well said...
Sam died and his spoiled ahole kids and wife took over.
There was a shooting in the parking lot right in front of the store at a Walmart I was at. I rolled up as the ambulance was leaving. The car the victims were in was there. There were bullet holes in the side of the car, blood on the street. Total yikes, man.
Man, I have all but completely stopped shopping at Walmart for newly all of the reasons mentioned in this video, but never have I ever encountered the people of Walmart that the internet complains about. My weirdest case ever was someone got caught trying to rob them from the meat department.
I love how Fanta'd intros get more obscure and trippy with every new video
FWIW - I encourage folks to go to Wal-Mart - pick 10 products you buy there regularly and then go to Target or a near by grocery store - in most cases you are only saving 10-25 cents for each item. They have slowly been creeping their prices up over the last decade. When I used to save 20 bucks now its like $12. There are somethings in my area that can only be found at Wal-Mart and honestly - that is the only time I darken their door.
The Fanta edits are evolving.
Now we have no more holiday pay. Holidays are manatory work days as well. Also there is no more my share.
Walmarts in my area decided to intentionally remove all of the price checkers in the store in favor of using an app
Ahhh... That's more convenient of using a dodgy app that hardly even works by a smartphone! God damn I fucking hate using a damn smartphone for almost everything... I do it when I get home.
And the app has adds
This reminded me that I once watched a documentary about alot homeless people and people who live/travel in their cars, who live outside of Walmarts
It's not woo woo - I feel the same way when I walk in there. It's one of the reasons I almost never go there. I'm a pretty positive person so it's a very noticeable feeling when I enter a walmart
My walmart had a competent manager and a tight knit team
he left and the lady that replaced them drove off nearly the entire team within a year. i'd say 5 out of 20 stayed, when i joined it was a revolving door. Management was pure idiocy and demining. That store was a complete dumpster fire
As a former employee of Walmart myself, they would literally not let us take breaks half the time. A 9 hour shift and you might not get a break till 7 hours in. Like, the computers WILL lock you out after 6 hours straight and force you to take a break. The managers however, will make you log on using someone else's info and keep working. It was an absolute nightmare.
Assistant Managers keep their Bonuses if they are also department Managers and they can lie about the number of employees in that department. Half of the employees they say are supposedly there haven't been there in half a year.
0:12 "doing my best Toby Maguire at the end of Spider-Man 2 impression" NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!
I love your videos! Would love it if you introduced some great Tequila's at the end as well. I'm a big scotch and whiskey guy oh, but I love good tequila in the summer. Don't know if you drink that, but if you do, love to see it in some of the videos and see what you grab. Keep up the great content and stay safe!
I haven't dove into the world of tequila yet
I used to work at store #1659. Ou store manager and Deoartment managers would steal working returns from the back of the store. They were punished, by being transferred to a new store.
I worked for 7 years so far overnight maintenance. And my team when i first started was about 13 strong, we are now down we are down to merely 4, so now we find ourselves at time alone to clean the entire store, and on top of that they add extra work on top of what we are supposed to normally do so it becomes extremely stressful, to the point im now on xanax (anti anxiety meds) which is another expense to me. Then im getting older now so im having a hard time trying to keep up with so much hard task that i get home destroyed and don’t enjoy my time off. I hate it there but its only convenient to have my job there cause its close by where i live. Other that that i want to leave or hopefully get my disability to work less (im a very sick person).
It's ridiculous while working you still need foodstamps.
The manager talk to employees like shit we over work under played they can fire u for anything
Costco doesn't have the vibes of sadness because they pay their employees well
wearin the same shirt high five for gamestop hell
If they didn't recommend me this video on one morning, this would of never one of my favorite channels
Worked at walmart for 3 years, had 39 hours the entire time. To be fair I didnt even want half of that because i hated it but still
The one that I go to in Sacramento they now hire employees that cannot speak write read or understand English. If you try to get any help or directions to an aisle you are looking for an item, all you get sometimes is, " No English.".
I made a Walmart hate subreddit
A link, please? Thanks!
I used to work in the deli department at Walmart and I would get asked all the time about where stuff was. Usually I would just say that I was new or try to point them in a certain direction. They gave us all the same uniforms so I wouldn’t blame them for not knowing, but in other business I have worked, they change the uniforms a little depending on what department you work in.
I try to shop anywhere but Walmart, literally☠️
Keep up the good fight and inform the people, comrade Fanta ✊
What type of set up do you use? (Camera : mic)
I’m a manager at my local dominos making 14 an hour. My old district manager was more incompetent then managers form Walmart.
Does Target pay a living wage at 40 hours a week to their employees? Or just a percentage of employees like most big box retailers do?
My hours at Target we’re extremely inconsistent. I even brought it up to my manager and she said that I should try picking up shifts that others didn’t want. We used this app where people could post shifts. So I started taking any shift I could get. But my requests to take the shifts were not approved most of the time until the morning of the shift. So I got hit with bullshit “no call no shows” and I was fired. Truly retarded. If I request a Friday shift on Monday. I shouldn’t have to wait until Friday 8:00 am for a 11am shift. They don’t care.
Walmart is one of my least favorite places to shop. Kroger is another place that is overall bad for their workers
The Kroger near me is straight out of the 90’s the floor tiles are all stained this yellow brown color and it smells like an old book I honestly wouldn’t lick the floor for even a million dollars
@@Jacobpeasely You shouldn't lick any floor at all. 😑'