*sigh*

[eanelinea77]

So, I work at a bookstore. It's a pretty big book store. And for the most part I enjoy my job. My fellow coworkers on the other hand, oy vey. But this isn't the place to rant about them.

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[theidolhands]

You're my kind of people.

Woah, in this day, #5 is an abduction waiting to happen. And it's very unfair to put employees in a position where one expects them to remark about anything controversial - give them a break, they just don't want to get fired. There's this thing called the Internet now where you can vent your spleen if you must. I also don't accept it when it's done to me as a customer by an employee either.

btw, feel free to bitch about co-workers at co_workers_suck.

[eanelinea77]

I do love my job, the people on the other hand, not so much. But it's not every single customer, just a good majority of them. I may be in retail and customer service, and it may be my job to help customers and try my best to give them good service, BUT I am not their servant. I don't get paid to be their maid or butler. Ya know?

[bdellovibrio]

Wtf at the painted rocks. Like who thinks it's ok to do that in a private business? Do you know what the significance of the rocks is?

[eanelinea77]

No idea. Even telling them NOT to do it, they still do. We aren't going to follow every single person around. Too many customers and not enough workers for me to follow a person around for hours.

[thatjamiegirl]

[bugeyedmonster]

Seconding the "inside a bookstore? Not so much."

Because I thought the whole point to the rock painting was it is supposed to be 'public' where ANYONE can find them or see them. Where anyone who is a fan of painting rocks, or sticks, or whatever can either pick it up and take it home, or take it and leave another, or do a selfie with it, then put it back. It's supposed to be open to everyone.

Inside a bookstore seems 'limiting' somehow. (And plus you're inconveniencing the workers.)

[ladycyndra]

This is the first I'm hearing about this painted rocks thing. Wow.

[bugeyedmonster]

Go google "children, street art, painted rocks" and you'll find a whooole bunch of links. It sounds like a really cool art project to do if one has kids. (And maybe keeps them from doing graffiti.)