Customers Rip Open Sam's Club Box Of Sweaters And Get Backlash For Their Decision
The lengths that people will go to in order to take advantage of a sale are astonishing.
The holiday season is when people take advantage of all the wonderful sales. It's known for the holiday deals and discounts that emerge, especially during Cyber Monday and Black Friday.
We can expect to see people doing some truly wild things to secure these sales and be the first to get their hands on the items. Every year, we witness videos of individuals going absolutely insane for deals, whether it's footage of Black Friday shoppers or, in this case, a video of people tearing into a box of unopened merchandise.
Regardless, we wanted to share this viral video that captured some women ripping into a Sam's Club merchandise box. This isn't the first video we've seen like this, and we can't expect it to be the last either, as people act quite crazy every year around this time.
We wanted to give some recognition to this viral video and highlight the entitlement of some individuals who were ripping into the box. Stay tuned to learn more about the video, what happened, and also take a look at some of the comments left by people who have worked in retail.
This time of year is when people are notorious for doing crazy things to take advantage of a sale.
This TikToker took it upon himself to film and share a video of Sam's Club customers ripping into an unopened merchandise box. The customers did this because they read the side of the box, which indicated it contained Christmas crewnecks, and clearly wanted them badly enough to rip the box open.
@josephinehatch6In the video, the ladies are just looking at the display at first, then one lady rips open the unopened merchandise boxes with her keys.
Once the first lady rips open the box, everyone else basically helps themselves as soon as the box is open.
@josephinehatch6This is when people really decided to comment on the video, and it seems like all the retail employees were cringing.
Kiana Zellmer
Unfortunately, people are more entitled than we think they are.
Many were honestly surprised that they even felt the need to do that.
lani
Exactly this. People have no idea how this can affect the company, the counts, and overall inventory.
Obviously, if the boxes weren't open, then they probably weren't ready to be put on sale or purchased by customers.
Lowkeyvibes
Again, this kind of behavior seriously disrupts inventory and counts.
Clearly, these customers did not consider the workers or the company at all.
LadyWe$t
After seeing these comments, I think we should all agree that this is definitely not okay.
jessica.gill2
It is always disheartening to see how people disregard the feelings of others. Unfortunately, this type of situation is likely to continue as we approach the holidays.
Black Friday is one of those occasions that's notorious for causing injuries as people scramble to get the best deals. What do you think about this, and have you ever done anything crazy for a sale?
