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An investment in ear plugs or an iPod would be smart.
Please tell me their not One Direction or Justin Bieber songs. If it is then FYL and the customers.
*they're -_-
I agree with #62. It's the difference between "knowing you're shit" and "knowing your shit."
If he's that dumb pull the plug out and watch how long it will take him to notice
Nothing gets me motivated like a full day of repeating Karma Kameleon, Tub Thumper and Cotton Eye Joe. Have fun with that OP!
One time I was on Atlantic City, and there was a radio station that played nothing but tub thumper. I left it on for over an hour to see if the song would change. It didn't.
IT'S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL IT'S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL...
"It's a world of laughter a world of tears; It's a world of hope and a world of fears. There's so much that we share, And it's time we're aware, It's a small world after all!" somehow this song used to be the best song ever. Now it kind of creeps me out.
Oh god, that'll get really annoying really fast...hope your shift is nearly over, OP!
Oh the customers notice... Trust me..
As a customer of any store I DO listen to the music in the background. Most of the time it's incredibly annoying or extremely loud for "background" music. I've walked out of more than one store because I couldn't handle it. Tell your manager that customers will eventually start noticing. It might hurt the store in the long run.
Keywords
Doesnt sound much different than the radio nowadays.
Take your iPod to work and sneak it through your clothes.