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Check out our brand new collection, Camp Gaycation, just hitting the merch store. This collection was designed by two different artists. The art on the back was designed by our very own hazel_razel. She knocked it out of the pack as usual. The front design was designed by myself, -Midscore-. I had a blast making it. The slogan cracks me up every time I look at it. Get the merch while you can before the end of the month or wait until November when the vault is opened back up.
It's back again for another June. The beloved Gaycation merch. Get the design on a fitted hat, tote, mug, stickers, hoodie, crewneck, cropped hoodie or a t-shirt. This design will be up for the entire month of June. Get it while you can or wait until it's back in the shop again in November.
Our store got a new manager a few months ago who was obsessed with “professional appearance.” One of his first changes was removing stools from the registers because apparently cashiers sitting down “look lazy.” Didn’t matter that some of the employees were older or had back problems. If you weren’t actively standing, he’d come over and make comments about “energy” and “customer perception.”
So people started following policy exactly as written. Company handbook says employees can take short recovery breaks if physical fatigue affects performance or safety. Normally nobody bothers because sitting at the register solved the problem already. But once the chairs disappeared? Suddenly everybody was getting dizzy, sore knees, foot cramps, lower back pain etc.
Within like 2 weeks the front end became a disaster. Every 15 minutes someone was calling for a fatigue break and wandering off to sit in the break room for 10 minutes because technically that was allowed. Lines got insane. Customers complained constantly. The manager tried denying the breaks until HR reminded him the policy existed for liability reasons.
Best part was when corporate visited and saw 4 empty registers during peak hours while half the staff was sitting in the back icing their knees. Chairs quietly came back the next Monday lol
so the wedding will be a monday, they’re telling people to come in on sunday & leave wednesday. $250 covers the air bnb, food, and drink for the entire stay. you pay the $250 regardless of when you come or leave. the air bnb is also the venue and reception. they’re requesting no gifts, but rather a contribution to their honey moon.
i know the bride, the groom and the bride’s parents. me and my partner would have to stay on an air mattress in a room with other guests occupying the bunk beds.
did i mention i’m suppose to be the “maid of honor?” i use the term loosely because upon telling me she was engaged and getting married, they could only afford a small wedding and would only be inviting immediate family. then it changed to they could afford to invite a few friends, but only his friends. then they suddenly could afford to invite me and my partner (they uninvited one of his couple friends). that’s when i got the “will you be my bridesmaid” gift.
oh, also, there’s a dress code. semi-casual but no burgundy, no white, no light or dark blue jeans.
*editing to add, there’s about 5 others bedrooms with single queen beds, none of which are reserved for me.
Hey everyone, this happened on Sunday. So one of my cousins (F27) recently got married to her high school boyfriend (M28) and his best friend/groomsman wore a white wedding dress to the wedding and tried to fake walk down the aisle before the actual wedding. My family is mostly first gen immigrants so they were all confused, but the groom's family was aghast and ashamed lmao.
Apparently it isn't the first time he's done something like this either, when they got engaged after my cousin proposed to her boyfriend last summer, the best friend got very upset when boyfriend said yes and they both took a boys trip to NYC in late June. During the groom's bachelor trip they didn't take my cousin's brother (the other groomsman) with them because they said he'd ruin "the vibe" since he doesn't go to raves or shares the same hobbies.
They were gonna have an Indian wedding and a reception in India a month after this White wedding, but I've heard from my mom that the groom didn't move into the condo my cousin's family gifted her and still lives with his best friend, and I've not received any information on flying to India for the wedding so people in family group chats are getting juicy with the annulment/divorce speculations.
My fiance ended up at a hockey store in Ohio that had some of Philips game used gear. He almost left without buying something. Since Philips is his favorite, he has her jersey. It didnt take much convincing for him to buy her goalie stick. First and only thing we've hung on our walls. Definitely worth it.