What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well. Now today I'm delighted to say that I've got a brand new subreddit for all of you, a subreddit that I'm yet to cover on my channel. It's R slash Tales from Retail. Now if you've never heard of this subreddit, it pretty much does what it says on the tin. It's very similar to entitled parents. It's just entitled things and stupid things that happen with stupid customers in retail.

Today's first story pretty much epitomizes what this subreddit is all about, with a stupid lady deciding it would be a good idea to test out her new pepper spray while still in the store.

Customer decides to test her new pepper spray in the checkout line.

This happened yesterday.

A customer came up with her six-year-old kid.

As I'm checking her out for the various items on the counter, she decides to grab the

pepper spray that she was purchasing and test it out by spraying it on the floor.

She gave the bottle several good spritzes

before I realized what was happening, but it was already too late. My eyes start watering, she starts coughing,

I somehow managed to finish up the transaction and get her out the door. The worst part was that

my manager wouldn't let me close down my till for a little

while to let the spray dissipates. So I had to stand there for the next several hours in the fumes

of this lady's stupidity. I really need to find another job. And there we go guys. If you didn't know

what this subreddit was all about before this video started, now you do.

How stupid can some people be?

I'm now moving on to our second story.

I'm not leaving here without the Wii.

Yes, you are.

It's been over a decade since I worked in retail.

But reading this sub lately has brought back so many memories and I thought I'd start to share.

I worked in a store selling DVDs, CDs, games, vinyl and a bunch of other entertainment-related stuff.

This story took place the day after the launch of the Nintendo Wii.

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