burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Really? Ha. You're too kind I'm that I had one. I think they said each mistake costs the company an extra $50.
Which basically sums up to half a week of my part time preloading pay. Sure I don't have to personally pay for the mistake, but I feel bad for it.
I read a few new loader posts that had some ridiculously high numbers when they started out.
Which is why I originally thought a misload meant misloading the package on the wrong shelf making it difficult for the driver to find.
One is still bad, it wastes time and money, and makes me look like I don't know what I'm doing.
I'm not gonna cry about it, after all there were some extra helpers loading with me a couple times.
But I totally take responsibility for it lol.
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