u/ExplanationCold8070 — reddlx

Worked on befriending a calico kitty for one year, finally brought her inside. Meet Calliope

When I moved here last year, we noticed that a stray calico liked to hang around the house. She never let us near her. I named her Calliope (after a cat in one of my fav books). After months and months of consistently feeding her, she finally trusted me enough to pick her up and bring her inside. She’s so sweet. She let me flea comb her and cut her nails and everything without any fuss. She seems healthy. She’s currently sleeping on the couch. My other five cats have gotten to know her through the door screen for the last year, so they’re mostly unfazed by her presence. I’ll be scheduling a spay appointment for her tomorrow. She’s an inside baby now. First photo is a minute ago, second photo is when she was still outside.

u/ExplanationCold8070 — 3 days ago

▲ 83 r/Lowes

Dear customers, please stop asking us to get stuff down and then leaving while we’re getting the thing down

Customer asked for a roll of carpet padding. I was immediately on it. I said, yup it’s in the back in receiving. Just let me get someone that can work the forklift so we can bring it down. Customer seemed agreeable and happy! My coworker and I go to receiving right away to get it down from the shelf. Takes about 8 minutes. We roll it out on a flat blue cart. Boom. Customer is gone. I walk the whole store, can’t find them. Now I have a roll of carpet padding out that I can’t just stick on the shelf.

I wouldn’t complain if this didn’t happen. All. The. Damn. Time. Like, if I say I’m getting something for you, or I’m working on getting something for you—I promise, I’m not lying! I’m getting it for you! I want you to be happy with your experience and leave satisfied. I don’t know if this is a common problem everywhere, but it’s really tiring. It feels like I need someone to come and sit with the customer while we’re getting a thing just to make sure they know that we’re still doing our jobs.

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u/ExplanationCold8070 — 9 days ago

▲ 4 r/CapitalOne_

Is this normal? I was approved for a $200 secured card on Saturday. I sent my $200 deposit immediately, but they sent it back the next day. Is it because it’s the weekend? Will the money come back out of my bank account on Monday? I’m confused and a little concerned. I’m worried about using the money.

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u/ExplanationCold8070 — 18 days ago

▲ 1 r/Lowes

New sales specialist here. When will my sales start counting towards my sales per hour etc? I’ve been told different things by different people, including other specialists. If a big sale doesn’t count for me, then I’m going to give it to a fellow specialist at the store for now. Also, they still have me cashiering for one or two days this week.

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u/ExplanationCold8070 — 24 days ago