Life of a retail employee

This Wojak meme video is about the life of a retail employee. Wojak works at Walmart (Wagemart) together with his colleagues Zoomer and Soyjak. We follow him in a day in his life as a supermarket employee with all the pros and cons the job brings. This video applies to alll retail employers around the world, like Walmart, Target, Aldi, Lidl, etc.

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Music used:
Audionautix - Sneaky SNooper
Audionautix - Fight Scene
Wayne Jones - Brain Trust

[whyme]

They talk about teenagers being dumb, but the amount of adults who lack critical thinking skills that these workers encounter are just as dangerous to society.

[TurtleChad]

My condolences to the retail workers who have to go through this every day

[honkhonkler]

I worked at Walmart as a teenager and am now a software developer for a public school district. It blows my mind how much more I get paid for an exponentially less stressful and infuriating job just because I learned a skill. I have a boss that treats me like a son. When I worked at Walmart, I felt more like cattle.

[Lilsoupey]

The worst part about being a cashier are the long hours where you literally just stand there and feel your mind rot because there is literally nothing to be done.

[MR_Commander]

I have been a truck driver for 10 years, I took a 2 year break and tried to get a 9-5 job, I lasted 6 months and went straight back into a semi-truck. I applaud all the retail workers who go through this, I would rather spend time alone in a truck, peace and quiet. Just me, my dog and the open highway. Plus I just found this channel and I like it, simple humor that hits home.

[BaSSicBeatz]

For low budget stories, this is some high quality.

[Chancellorofgames]

As a reformer Walmart stocker, people sitting on the toilet while on their phone is 100% accurate.

[blame]

Ah, yes, the attractive coworker that is the only motivation to show up to work besides being able to pay off your bills. And she always already has a boyfriend. Right in the feels!

[renegaderaccoon]

Former Walmart employee here. They time you by how much product you put on the shelf. Working fast everyday is draining. Not to mention how embarrassing it is when people you know see you there. It leaves you feeling humiliated and hopeless. You deserve better than working at Walmart.

[eetlqrx]

3:50 - holy shit that is an accurate lunch room. The lack of windows, single vending machine, staff sitting alone on their phones, and one table of gossiping women...

[patriotdrone]

I worked retail for 20 years, very accurate. You eventually become numb to the torture if you stay in long enough. I remember being attacked verbally by a "Karen" while working at Best Buy. She just started shouting hateful things at me at the checkout for absolutely no reason. It was kinda funny and sad all at the same time. Not one employee was phased by her childish outburst. Retail is a true spiral into hell. Avoid it at all costs.

[rickwatford]

This is brilliant. Customers are getting dumber and more entitled. People truly do suck.

[japan]

The random person speaking a foreign language at work is a perfect representation lol.

[artubbgaming]

The fact retail workers go trough this almost every day is shocking. My condolences go for them.

[ejakobs]

After having worked many jobs, I empathize with many of these people. I actually go out of my way not to bother them sometimes. I don't ask for something if I haven't tried looking for it, I don't overcomplicate my food orders, aways put my cart back, etc.

[HamsterWheelGaming]

I worked at a grocery store when I was high school. Hated every single second of it. Stocking shelves was one thing but working at the checkout register was one of the most mind numbing, coma inducing jobs I've done. It was by far the biggest motivator for me to graduate and get a better job. To this day I really feel for people who have to work these godawful jobs

[tlucas]

I worked at a Walmart 14 years ago. To this day, I'll still occasionally have a dream where I'm working an endless shift stocking shelves, and dealing with pretty much everything in this video, and then I'll wake up in a cold sweat, feeling like I didn't sleep at all. Walmart gave me the lamest type of PTSD flashbacks.

[TheTramp_]

Working for Walmart was the worst mistake I ever made. So glad I got out of retail! Such an abusive environment.

[frogglen]

Why is this dude so good at making relatable scenarios?

[alil_adon]

Biggest inaccuracy is the customers speaking speaking english and the customers dont ask the person stocking where things are they ask the person dragging a heavy pallet that looks like they have to be somewhere.