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>obviously staff would recognize him I think it's probable that they wouldn't.
by favaq 3y ago
>obviously staff would recognize him
I think it's probable that they wouldn't.
- daedalus_j 3y agoIn the bay area, where "oh god, corporate is in the building" is a way of life and common thing you bet they would. Outside the bay area, eh, 50/50, you're right.
- joezydeco 3y ago100% chance that the regional corporate staff gets notice this is happening and goes on a panicked 48-hour cleanup drill to make sure the store is spotless for the incoming exec and make sure the grumpier members of staff are given the weekend off.
- daedalus_j 3y agoOnce again, outside the bay area: absolutely true. In the bay area though, that was just Thursday. No warning, could and did happen any time. The difference was incredibly stark. I wonder if that's true for Starbucks in Seattle.
- sharkweek 3y agoReminds me when I was a bank teller - the area manager would come into our branch sometimes trying to like disguise himself...? But it was always SO obvious after about 10 seconds that it was him while he'd sit in the lobby and observe. It was also impressive how fast word would go down the teller line that "corporate" was in the branch and everyone would sort of shape up for the hour they were around.