The First Guy To Ever Work In Retail

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[courtney]

With how polite people are in the Ryanverse, being a Karen must be super hard, very much an inconvenience.

[doritosdaman]

I love the "I don't know what to do here..."
"Help em out!"
That sums up all customer service

[michaelleue]

"Stop acting like a person?" Nice line. This whole skit really does a great job of explaining why retail work is the worst. It's funny that we live in a world where people are so terrified of losing their jobs to machines, but the jobs people really wish machines would take over are the one they never will.

[rhylin]

“Stop acting like a person?!” 🤣 As former retail, he hit it on the head! 😅

[thatllwork_official]

Correction. The customer’s money is always right.

[alexvid]

lol I remember this. Respect for my old boss grew 10 fold when he told me: "The customer's always right... until they start costing us money."

[djalland]

Everyone who has ever worked in retail both laughed and had deep seated trauma brought back to the surface at the same time.

[arthurdurham]

"The customer is always right" is something said by overpaid executives who never actually interact with the customers.

[aurora]

Fun fact! The term “the customer is always right” is one of many phrases shortened to change its meaning. The full quote is “the customer is always right in matters of preference” meaning if there IS a musical shirt and it looks dumb dont tell the customer that, its what they prefer. It was never meant to give customers free reign to be assholes

[Harsh]

I’ve worked in retail. And it’s not super easy, totally an inconvenience.

[mohammadfletcher]

"You're right, sir, that shirt should also emit music, in addition to being a shirt." masterful piece of writing 😂

[sohlegegan]

"The customer is always right; in matters of taste" is the full saying

[jcorey]

This is one of my favorites. Cashier Ryan's pain was so clear and relatable

[Shmeb_]

as someone who just started their first retail job this is way too accurate lol

[hunterkiller]

"I didn't work so hard in college by drinking gallons of alcohol and skipping classes just to listen to some peasants." - manager with a dad who owns the business

[MrFantastic]

The social commentary layered within his sketches are just brilliant!!

[samuelbahij]

Reminds me of something that happened when I was working at a Dairy Queen years ago. A lady calls in and orders a salad, we take the order and make it. She shows up an hour and a half later, then loses her shit when she realizes that time is a thing (meaning the salad is no longer fresh) and throws the salad back in our faces, and storms out. I'm still in awe of how right she was.

[Cassandra]

Honestly, retail put me off studying medicine. I used to think to myself "if this is what you people are like normally, I don't want to deal with you when you're sick" 😂

[poeterritory]

"I'm Karen right now" lol.
Ryan continues to be brilliant.

[nerdy]

“Go pretend to look in the back and be happy” this one hits close from home 😂
I did that all the time, went in the back, chatted with a coworker for like 5mins and came back “am so sorry, there’s really none left” like hello, I have access to real time stock on my computer, it’s not gonna magically appear cause I go look