I always hated that policy, anyways.

So...how can you use this to your advantage?

-CF

So...how can you use this to your advantage?

 

-CF

You will have to point out where you got it.

-Omi

So...how can you use this to your advantage?

 

-CF

You will have to point out where you got it.

 

-Omi

Nonono...how will you use this to your advantage?

-CF

*agrees with Arpy*

Yes!

Worked for my sister the other day...

WAIT!

FYE has a lot of incorrect tagged prices!

*headdesks*

~AA

So...how can you use this to your advantage?

 

-CF

You will have to point out where you got it.

 

-Omi

Nonono...how will you use this to your advantage?

 

-CF

*agrees with Arpy*

Depends really.

I just don't like being the ##### customer.

-Omi

Wal-Mart has too much money and they don't know what to do with all of it.

Dude, didn't they check surveillance tapes to see if he moved it? I know people who would do this. >.<

Dude, didn't they check surveillance tapes to see if he moved it? I know people who would do this. >.<

Well here is the thing.

It was on the feature stackbase (those things on the floor). It was supposed to be there.

Only thing is, someone forgot to change the price for the new feature, since the $150 was the old product there.

-Omi

Wouldn't the employee who forgot be in trouble?

Sweet, until you end up arriving to find out an employee who didn't ant to come in on Sunday switched prices a day before the end of a sale that without you can't afford the item in question. ><

This sounds like a good thing to me. I hate having to deal with employees who go, "No, that product is sold for $X. Sorry. Can't sell it for what the price tag says. You FAIL. Go home."

Right?