I work at Kroger and this is one of my biggest pet peeves about customers – it just makes my job harder
A KROGER employee shared one of their biggest pet peeves about customers and said it just makes their job harder.
The employee took to Reddit to share their grievance after a customer seemingly broke a glass door inside the grocery store.
The post had a picture of the broken door covered in cardboard as broken glass was scattered all over the floor.
“Can customers go more than 30 seconds without breaking the doors?” the employee wrote on the Kroger subreddit.
“I swear they’re always broken.”
The post received over 300 upvotes and hundreds of comments from other employees – both former and current – as well as shoppers, who were shocked to see the damage.
One user claimed that the average price to fix the doors could go up to 10,000. “Lmao stupid money,”
“I can confirm,” wrote another user. “Someone broke one of our doors as well. 8K to replace it.”
Others lamented that similar incidents happened at their stores.
“We’ve had it happen twice in frozen in the last 4 months and dammed [sic] near happened today,” wrote one person.
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“Luckily, when a customer rammed the open door, my body was in the way to cushion it. A*******.”
On the other hand, some said a broken glass door never happened in their stores, even when customers have bumped into them with their shopping carts.
“I’ve seen those doors hit all types of stuff and they never shattered,” said one person.
“Sometimes shopping carts tap it/hit it hard enough it’ll do it,” said another, however, a third commenter replied: “How? I literally kick our glass doors closed and this has never happened.”
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