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Is anyone else getting fed up with all of the cell service salespeople in grocery stores? How did this become a thing?
Is it starting to feel like a used car lot whenever you walk into Fry’s/Walmart/Target/etc, or is it just me? You tell them “I’m just here to get groceries”, and they ignore your input, leaning into their pitch “So, who’s your cell carrier?”. GTF away from me.
I mean, it’s one thing if there’s someone offering samples at the endcap near their product’s shelf (I see it with wine a lot, that’s fine, even though I don’t like wine), but this is basically an unrelated in-your-face cold call for a service that none of us would ever go to a grocery store to get, and they’re persistent to a fault. How much could Fry’s possibly be getting paid from AT&T to allow them to loiter in an aisle and ruin the store experience for any customer who walks through the doors?
Is this everywhere or just a local thing? I don’t feel like I’ve seen this when traveling out of the Phoenix area, but maybe it’s been a while.
#local
Is it starting to feel like a used car lot whenever you walk into Fry’s/Walmart/Target/etc, or is it just me? You tell them “I’m just here to get groceries”, and they ignore your input, leaning into their pitch “So, who’s your cell carrier?”. GTF away from me.
I mean, it’s one thing if there’s someone offering samples at the endcap near their product’s shelf (I see it with wine a lot, that’s fine, even though I don’t like wine), but this is basically an unrelated in-your-face cold call for a service that none of us would ever go to a grocery store to get, and they’re persistent to a fault. How much could Fry’s possibly be getting paid from AT&T to allow them to loiter in an aisle and ruin the store experience for any customer who walks through the doors?
Is this everywhere or just a local thing? I don’t feel like I’ve seen this when traveling out of the Phoenix area, but maybe it’s been a while.
#local
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