If a boss says that the real problem is your inability to budget well, that's perhaps the biggest red flag of all.

One cashier is living every working person's dream: telling their boss exactly what they think about them. If you've been paying attention at all for the past few years, I don't have to tell you that stores everywhere are very short staffed . Even at the grocery store, where the OP of this story works, you often see long lines at the checkout, and sometimes shelves with minimal products. Although it seems like everywhere is hiring, some places will just always have a high turnover rate. u/TAbad…

This is a strange one — why would this woman try to steal food from another customer while in a grocery store?

When you're good at your job, it sucks to have your clueless boss tell you what to do. Not only are they on a power trip of haughty, suit-clad dictatorship, but your arrogant boss couldn't do your job in a million years. Sometimes, when you're getting scolded at work by that kind of boss, all you need is a shred of revenge on their ignorance to feel better.

Customers who whip out a rewards card at every grocery store live every moment thinking about 10 cents of savings and they are very serious about their discounts. Typically those 'rewards members’ tend to also be the Karen or Kevin types and they can be a huge pain, thinking that every grocery store employee and patron is their personal servant.

One cashier was rolling their eyes at this incredibly unaware customer who just couldn't seem to focus on the task at hand. Wake up, Karen, it's time to pay for your groceries, not blab with your friend! On the r/Talesfromretail subreddit, one frustrated grocery clerk shared the daily struggle of just getting customers to listen to them. On an unexpectedly busy day at the store, the cashier wasn't able to leave their post for a second due to the massive influx of customers. But still, when this…

This dad acts like he's never been to a grocery store in his entire life. He threw a fit just because the self-checkout was too much for him to handle. Self-checkout has become a way of life in many parts of the world, replacing cashiers with scanning machines you can operate yourself. This works well for many shoppers, because it means you don't have to wait as long in lines, and plenty of people like the privacy of not having to talk to anyone while they shop. But not everyone feels that way…

When you work minimum wage jobs, like in retail, grocery, or delivery, for some reason, entitled people seem to think that they can lord themselves over you with no consequences. Sure, part of your job is to provide some sort of service to the customer, but you're certainly not their servant. Karens everywhere would disagree.

This story is equally as satisfying for the customer as it is irritable for the store's manager.

Tuna sandwich thieves, your days are numbered once this bumbling manager finds you! This is the story of “Kevin: The Last Grocery Emperor,”

Two Karens walk into a supermarket and the rest is history!

As the saying goes, in marketing, all attention is good attention, but is that really true of this bizarre labelling choice? People had very strong opinions, both positive and negative, about the super weird label on this food. Twitter user @theactualemma shared a photo of a plant-based food product, with the caption, “I've never put something back on the shelf so quickly lol." The photo, as you can see below, shows a long mismash of a caption, with phrases like “yesss wee knowwwwww iiiit's on…

One grocery store manager had an exasperating experience with “Ray,” a young employee with a lot of entitlement at his very first job.

Everyone has their phobias. Don't make fun or you'll face the consequences!

You know it's time to quit when there's a fire in the grocery store and you're made to stay because a cranky Karen needs their chicken stock!

Played that manager like a fiddle, indeed.