Helping customers at a Home Depot store in 2000
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2023
- Footage of the giant DIY Home Improvement retail chain from a West Windsor, New Jersey store.
Shots of customers purchasing items and our friendly employee Jon as he helps various customers throughout the store.
This video last around 13 minutes.
#homedepot
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This will serve as historical evidence that Home Depot employees were once willing to help customers
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You’re going to the wrong Home Depot
Worked at hd for over a year. Really just depends on the employee you get.. some are slackers and some really do love customers. Their problem is they hire a random person off the street, then throw them in hardware lol. They make them watch training videos about hardware but that's it...
This will serve as historical evidence that Home Depot employees were once paid well to help customers
And people actually shopped there.
Home Depots haven't changed much since then. I remember going there with my dad back in the mid 90s and he would let me ride on those large metal carts that you push around to load large items on. He would occasionally purchase concrete and wood planks from Home Depot and sometimes Lowe's.
That employee Jon reminds me of a young Ray Romano. The thumbnail of this video got me laughing. Customer asks, "Do you work here?" Employee responds back, "No. I wear this apron to pick up b**ches." LOL!
ROFL...Hilarious Mark. You know it's weird he does look a bit like Ray Romano.
Seeing footage from 2000 gives some good perspective of how long ago it actually was,though it might not seem so at times.
As much as I appreciate stores like Home Depot today, I absolutely hated being dragged to places like these as a kid. Pre-smartphone era so I had to stand there bored out of my mind while my dad was trying to make his mind on whatever piece of lumber he wanted to buy. Fun times.🙄
lol...I know it has to be the most boring place a kid could get stuck in.
There's so many hot dudes in that store though.
I loved the store as the kid. The smell of the wood, all the tools, the intercom. Peak comfy day out with dad
@@kdaltex I didn't start appreciating these stores until my late teens when I gained a hobby that involves using lots of tools. (Collecting and restoring antique music players) now I love going there! But as a kid being dragged away from TV in a pre-smartphone world, nuh uh.
Nah, even as a kid I enjoyed going into Home Depot. The atmosphere and the fresh saw dust smell always caught my eye.
Peak Home Depot was the mid to late 1990s. Back when they had experts on the floor and didn’t have an astronomical level of employee retention like today. The acceleration of high tech is partly to blame.
And that was the last time you would ever see a day shift person helping someone. I worked there and I was overnight. They started making us come out onto the floor at 8:00 and help all the customers because all the daylight customers were too busy out smoking or in the break room.
Super nostalgic
I miss those days
I work at home depot and I'll say I help as many ppl as possible
Same
I loved Home Depot back then and I love it now.
Thank you for sharing
Besides the store, I'm paying attention to what people is wearing 😅. Love early 2000's style.
Thanks for posting this mate! I worked at home depot from april 2020 to jan 2021 and wanted to see what a home depot looked like prior to the year 2000! My earliest memory being at one was with my dad in early 1998 when he was looking for a new door knob for my brothers room.
Home Depot is one of those stores that hasn't changed all that much. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
@@vampirerobot Well the self checkout is definately a change! In this 2000 video you see classic aisles. But other than that, yeah not so much.
@@MrLyosea I forgot about self checkout lol. Thanks for the reminder 👍
How did things go during that time when you were working their man that was like the beginning of Covid right also wa shrinking of applying there is it worth it
@@Griffin09275 It was a pretty good job. I worked as a lot tech(a cart attendant) where I collected the shopping carts outside and helped customers load stuff in there car. It was pretty easy apart from the very heavy items. And at the time the only other thing that bugged me was the few older/fatter customers who told me to "WeAr YouR FucKInG MasK!!1". Even when it was like 85 degrees outside. But overall it went pretty well. I couldn't do it now because it only pays about $12 an hour but if you have another job and want to make extra cash then I think it's a good place.
You’re a time traveler bro bro!
Before the Home Depot self-checkout lane existed. Remember those dark ages?? Let me just scan and pay for this tiny bag of washers so I can get outta here!
The under shot at the end 😂
I like the smell of Home Depot it's hard to describe but if I had to try it would be the smell of cement mixed with plants from the greenhouse.
"Go down an aisle at some point. NOT THIS ONE!" Ugh.
Yes! Can you do please Target store in 2005.
Where do you find all these historical vids?
I remember being forced by my parents to go to Home Depot with them early Saturday mornings to buy products to remodel our home. No cell phones or gameboys so my bros and I would play with screws and metal objects to entertain ourselves lol
The one Home Depot had a security camera system on display for sale.
It was on the rack shelf end with a camera pointing down one aisle and another down the other.
There were speakers on the cameras and a microphone on the monitor or control unit.
I was using it to yell stuff at customers.
I have always wondered what the connection is between Home Depot and the Olympics.
According to photos from the interior of the garden center and through the store there seems to be 3-bladed Dayton industrials were there any ceiling fans at the time of recording?
Wow 23 years ago.
Back when Home Depot used to have employees that actually gave decent advice and knew what they were talking about. And actually helped you out. Now it’s either a bunch of retired lacking old people that work part time or high school/college aged kids that you have to tract down to open up a cage to get some freaking wire plus they don’t even know how to do that! Wish I could go back even just for a few days back to the early 2000’s or 90’s man!!
"Tract down?" I wonder why you have problems
Cool.vid
Home depot has exclusive brand behr.paint. which I used on several projects almost 2 Years ago