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tabbycat31

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31. You honestly think a college age low level employee has control over this?
Sun Nov 30, 2014, 11:00 PM
Nov 2014

I don't know if you've worked in retail in the 21st century, but unless you're working for a Mom and Pop, everything is controlled by corporate. We could pass customer feedback up the chain but rarely would anything get done.

If we didn't spray outside in the halls, we would lose our job.

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I hope everyone checks out KT2000 Nov 2014 #1
I don't know how nail salon workers manage to live more than a few months. NYC_SKP Nov 2014 #2
aren't they awful!? KT2000 Nov 2014 #12
I've designed a half dozen nail salons as an engineer reflection Nov 2014 #28
Good for you. I went to one once when my daughter pnwmom Dec 2014 #40
Twice a year we get our heater and AC maintenanced yeoman6987 Nov 2014 #6
And just think of it! If it doesn't truedelphi Nov 2014 #8
be an informed consumer KT2000 Nov 2014 #13
That suggestion would be helpful except... Bette R. Daize Nov 2014 #25
Yes - I am aware KT2000 Nov 2014 #33
AGREED!!!!! Bette R. Daize Nov 2014 #35
Nicely done.. Fumesucker Nov 2014 #19
Way back when I remember Mad magazine malaise Nov 2014 #3
I've read that if you make your home smell more like baking cookies Fawke Em Nov 2014 #4
Or you could just bake some cookies..... llmart Nov 2014 #9
Easier, simmer some apple cider with a spice bag or cinnamon stick csziggy Nov 2014 #17
When we had our open house, I baked a big pan of homemade cinnamon rolls SoCalDem Nov 2014 #22
yep NJCher Dec 2014 #39
Thanks for yr article. Marin County Calif's Environmental Health Network truedelphi Nov 2014 #5
Funny, I usually take those fragrances as a warning that the store was not meant for me. tritsofme Nov 2014 #7
It makes me run the other way. brer cat Nov 2014 #11
I cannot bear going into fabric stores.. SoCalDem Nov 2014 #23
When I took zoology in college, brer cat Nov 2014 #24
No way! MissB Dec 2014 #38
There was a thread on cinnamon earlier this weekend. Wella Nov 2014 #10
Maybe they can come up with a new car smell Jackpine Radical Nov 2014 #14
They could name it "Inevitable" Fumesucker Nov 2014 #21
or the "fresh bread" fragrances used to drive the olfacted out of Subway MisterP Nov 2014 #15
"To me, it smells like fecal matter mixed with cologne," said no teenager, ever. DRoseDARs Nov 2014 #16
Those smells do a good job at keeping me AWAY from Abercrombie & Fitch. Odin2005 Nov 2014 #18
I used to work at such a store tabbycat31 Nov 2014 #20
The application of toxic chemicals in public places.... Bette R. Daize Nov 2014 #27
You honestly think a college age low level employee has control over this? tabbycat31 Nov 2014 #31
Tabby, of course I am not referring to the peons Bette R. Daize Nov 2014 #34
Scented candles will drive me out of a store faster than anything. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2014 #26
i have to stay out of malls and cleaning products aisles demigoddess Nov 2014 #29
I'm not allergic to any of that stuff; I just think it stinks. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2014 #30
I spray the perimeter of my store with deer urine Renew Deal Nov 2014 #32
I gag every time I walk past an Abercrombie & Fitch store. Initech Dec 2014 #36
and this is why I don't shop in malls. hollysmom Dec 2014 #37
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