22 Times Target Staff Share Outrageous And Disrespectful Customers

Target employees reveal the wildest things they’ve seen on the job.

I’ve never stocked shelves or unloaded boxes, but I have spent plenty of time in retail trenches. Working at multiple stores taught me that retail is a special kind of exhausting. Whether you’re in the backroom handling inventory or out on the floor dodging customers, every shift feels like a marathon.

And here’s the kicker: most customers have no clue. They waltz in, often oblivious, and manage to make what’s already a tough job even tougher. If stores could operate without customers, retail might just be the best gig ever. That’s the dream, right? Unfortunately, reality has a different plan. Target employees have seen it all, from bizarre demands to downright disrespect. These examples of outrageous shoppers will make you appreciate those red-shirted heroes even more.

1. Someone set up the mannequins this way.

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2. Someone left this used pregnancy test on the floor. At least it’s negative?

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3. Someone tested this electric razor.

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4. Someone ripped the heads off of all these toys.

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5. Back to school sale.

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6. They found love at Target.

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7. “I’ll wear this out.”

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8. Poop on the blankets.

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9. Used diaper on the shelf. Thank you.

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10. Great parking job.

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11. Someone stole all the keys.

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12. No pants, no service.

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13. Bodybuilder decided it was time for a photoshoot here.

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14. Hoarding is what big retail is all about.

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15. Yum!

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16. Gotta try it out sometimes.

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17. Well done.

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18. Using the clearance nail polish because God is dead.

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19. Some of those cards could have been worth something!

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20. A Walmart shopping cart made it in.

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21. Customer left a slice of pizza on this computer.

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22. Sometimes it’s enough to write a negative review.

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Chris Wahl

Chris, co-owner of WorldWideInterweb, is a true aficionado of all things internet and meme-y. When he’s not curating the best of the web, you’ll likely find him on the golf courses of Florida.