By Anonymous - 07/09/2012 00:49 - United States - Colorado Springs
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To all of you, 25 is right. You apply for the JOB not the discount. If you get the job and they offer discounts for employees, you'd automatically get it Edit: I see what he's saying now... Apply for the job just to get cheap liquor.
Wouldn't you having experience shopping there and liking the products make you more useful as a salesperson? That wasn't a very wise choice on their part.
I would think that too. He knows the products well and know where they are located. But I could also see them being worried about him being a drunk and drinking all their liquor as well. The workforce is a tough place.
he should have applied at a different liquor store than the one he frequents.
Rejected by the amazing position of working at a liquor store? you'll.live.
I would prefer that over not being employed. a job is a job especially now a days
If op can't get a job at a liquor store because he's a regular, something tells me it'll be a liiiiiittle harder for him to live....
I prefer "you'll.exe"
I once asked a guy that worked at a liquor store what the worst part his job was. His reply, 'Seeing my regular customers die.' I think that it may be a wise life choice to aim just a little higher.
Seems like you being a regular patron there could be both a good AND a bad thing in terms of employment.
I agree! Take a hint OP.
You should take that as a sign.
Same as Chinese people serving you at a Chinese restaurant... ...Oh, wait one second...
If you're a regular customer wouldn't that make you more familiar with the prices and products? Oh well, their lose
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Wouldn't you having experience shopping there and liking the products make you more useful as a salesperson? That wasn't a very wise choice on their part.
Did you apply for the chance of employee discounts?