Please remember that nobody appreciates it when you pick up movies and then abandon them elsewhere. Please don't put them behind other boxes either. It sucks when you're all out of a movie someone wants when there are multiple copies secretly hiding around the store. Put things back where you got them from.
When you ask if a movie is in, please don't bring the DVD cover to the counter to show us. We probably know what movie you're talking about. And if we don't, we can look it up in the computer. If you see no copies on the wall, brining us the cover won't change that. Please stop bringing us the covers. Missing covers make our walls look messy.
When someone asks you about whatever offer, please don't get mad. We like pushing offers even less than you like hearing about them. But we have to do it. It's part of our job unfortunately.
if you can, attempt to bring your movies back in a timely fashion. Lots of other people want to rent them too.
For the love of god, watch your kids. I like kids, but they're a messy bunch. They move crap around like there's no tomorrow. There are too many movies in the store to keep track of all the time, so we often won't know something is misplaced until we actually take time to reorganize entire sections.
Stop bringing your dogs inside. I know Paris Hilton takes her dog everywhere. That doesn't make it okay.
When a movie isn't in, it's not my fault. I don't control what movies we get or how many copies we get. Please stop getting mad at/blaming me. If I had it my way, you would have every movie you could ever desire and they would all smell like freshly pruned roses.
Try not to get mad at us for our restocking fees. When you keep our movie for over a week past its due date, you get a two dollar charge. We're trying to recoup losses for the fact that we are out of most titles so that you can keep it a little longer. It's our only way to motivate people to bring our stuff back. Two dollars isn't the end of the world. It's better than the old late fee system. Get over it.
Just stop yelling at cashiers in general. I'm sorry stuff isn't always going your way. But yelling at our employees over trivial things while we have big line-ups isn't very productive.
And most importantly, stop ruining our discs. How hard is it to not leave DVDs on the floor?
