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	Comments on: Throwdown Ep. 119 &#8211; &#8220;Resident Evil 7.7&#8221;	</title>
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		By: Gority		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Okay here&#039;s my retail stories.... I worked at Toys R Us until shortly after the 360 launched. We had quotas as well, for batteries, game and console warranties, membership sign ups and a few other things I can&#039;t remember any longer. However, nobody ever felt like their job was in jeopardy for not meeting them, and I never saw anybody get fired for missing...

I worked the customer service counter so I had more trouble meeting the quotas but they understood that.

Also once or twice a year, toys r us has a buy 2 videogames get another free. We had a lady come in and try to return one game she paid for, making it so she bought one and got one free. I told her she couldn&#039;t do this because it was a bundle, she flipped shit and made me call the manager. Manager came and let her do it and gave her a $5 gift card or something. Later that week we got a memo from corporate saying we had to let them return it, leaving it B1G1. So I said fuck it, went and did the same thing, returned the game myself. My manager looked at me and was like, you shouldn&#039;t do that, it hurts the company. I looked at her and said, you shouldn&#039;t let people do that if it hurts the company. I&#039;ve done that pretty much every year since and you can still do it to this day regardless of which toys r us store.


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Okay here&#8217;s my retail stories&#8230;. I worked at Toys R Us until shortly after the 360 launched. We had quotas as well, for batteries, game and console warranties, membership sign ups and a few other things I can&#8217;t remember any longer. However, nobody ever felt like their job was in jeopardy for not meeting them, and I never saw anybody get fired for missing&#8230;</p>
<p>I worked the customer service counter so I had more trouble meeting the quotas but they understood that.</p>
<p>Also once or twice a year, toys r us has a buy 2 videogames get another free. We had a lady come in and try to return one game she paid for, making it so she bought one and got one free. I told her she couldn&#8217;t do this because it was a bundle, she flipped shit and made me call the manager. Manager came and let her do it and gave her a $5 gift card or something. Later that week we got a memo from corporate saying we had to let them return it, leaving it B1G1. So I said fuck it, went and did the same thing, returned the game myself. My manager looked at me and was like, you shouldn&#8217;t do that, it hurts the company. I looked at her and said, you shouldn&#8217;t let people do that if it hurts the company. I&#8217;ve done that pretty much every year since and you can still do it to this day regardless of which toys r us store.</p>
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