There's a part of my brain that wishes I was still an AT&T store manager

So I could tell people to fuck off every day for not wearing masks.

I hear that. Meanwhile my manager at Walmart(when I was still working there, I'm not anymore thank god), literally opened the floodgates faster than any other store in the province. To put it in some perspective, while other stores were doing 50/60 people limits on capacity, my Wal-Mart was letting 150 people in. When the amount of other stores increased to 100, our store increased our limit to 800 people. Yeah, you had to wear a mask, but my boss wasn't enforcing it as much as he should have.

And what pissed me off the most, is they had the nerve, the audacity to get pissed off at me when I told a couple of my friends in a private conversation to avoid Wal-Mart during peak hours. They only found out because someone who was part of the message group, who wasn't my friend, took a screen shot and sent it to my boss. They actually threatened to fire me because of that. I kept my mouth shut because I needed to leave with good standings.

I laugh about it now, because after I left, literally the entire department quit right after me and they couldn't find people to fill the department.

Supermarkets really seem to be the worst about it. Our local Fred Meyer makes zero attempt to count and enforce capacity limits, and I've seen zero attempt to enforce masks either. It's a bit infuriating because the Walmart nearby actually send to be making more of an effort, which is insane.

I'd spend all day waiting for Milana Vayntrub to walk in so I could respect her