Finally, he grabbed his $3 back and stormed off. The woman working that line called for him because he didn't take his 50 cents. So now he didn't get his cheese AND was down 50 cents. After she rang me up, I pointed out that his cheese was still listed. She apologized and took it off. I told her it was no problem. This is likely someone making minimum wage (or near to it) and working long hours to earn some money. There's no reason to yell at them. 2/3

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幾秒內	Techy Dad techydad	Maybe the guy was having a bad day, but taking your anger out on others isn't the solution. You remain angry and now you've just made other people's days worse. My father would come home from a rough day of work and yell at me and my sister. My mother would excuse his behavior with "he had a hard day at work." Even back then, I knew this was wrong. Now, if the guy was polite & said he couldn't afford the higher price, I might have offered to help. But after he yelled at that lady? Nope. 3/3
13 小時內	Billie Jean jealous_heart	Target employees (cashiers) get paid almost 15$ an hour. Thats hardly minimum wage. (At least where I am)
13 小時內	Joshua Coffey skelemania	Life hack: when the lines at Target are crazy, you can have the lone person in electronics doing nothing check you out back there. 😉
一天內	msbabydoll729	I would have offered to pay the difference for him. You never know what people are going through. He probably would have apologized to the cashier after he got his cheese. 🤣😂