Swapped return at Walmart

[alternatorfan]

But if you work at toys r us you should know what you are selling.
I don't know how many times I've asked an employee that works there about items and they are clueless
they get minimum wage
If you work at a place like that you should at least educate yourself on what you sell.
Even for Walmart as well

[Marcotron]

Is there any way that this Universe Silverbolt repaint is actually worth more than a brand new Sky Shadow?
That would be a good irony.

[Crobot91]

Originally Posted by Robimus

...they are likely thinking "here is another one........what is this one up to.......why are these people so high maintenance". Not that they shouldn't fix the problem, just that people in general have limited patience.

So true.

[Crobot91]

Originally Posted by Marcotron

Is there any way that this Universe Silverbolt repaint is actually worth more than a brand new Sky Shadow?
That would be a good irony.

Nah; even if it wasn't customized with a silver sharpie, it's not worth much.

[Chigimus]

Originally Posted by alternatorfan

But if you work at toys r us you should know what you are selling.
I don't know how many times I've asked an employee that works there about items and they are clueless
they get minimum wage
If you work at a place like that you should at least educate yourself on what you sell.
Even for Walmart as well

Those expectations are too high. Generally speaking those roles are essentially just merchandisers and clerks to process transactions, both of which will inevitably be replaced by bots as society moves towards more automation. The reality is that these roles are not positions that require any particular set of specially trained skills, and with no expectation or requirement to have skills to do the job, there is also no need for the employee to be better than what their duties are if their goal was simply to maintain employment and keep themselves from getting fired. And by that same notion, employers don't feel the need to put such staff through product knowledge training. Without a commission structure either, there isn't much incentive for the employee to be better either. So here we are.

[Soundwaves]

It's a victimless crime.

Like punching someone in the dark.

[theoneyouknowleast]

hmmm, Megatron looks a little odd.

[predahank]

*shakes head
*shakes fist

[Pascal]

Back when I was living in BC, I remember seeing a Cybertron Dark Energon Scorponok that has some parts from the original Energon Scorponok. That was at TRU Coquitlam.

[CobraCommander]

Originally Posted by hwfuzz

At Walmart Erin Mills and Burnhamthorpe
Someone painted and used marker on what looks combiner wars Voyager and returned it in a Sky Shadow package.
They even put a decepticon logo n the shoulder.
This is sad and pathetic when it happens to a $5 hot wheels car.
But to a $60 toy, I hope it doesn't become a trend.

Now that's what I call a robot in disguise, that sucks I wouldn't want to accidentally buy that and it takes up space for new product