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ST opinion poll - at Home Depot, if a dayworker offers to load your purchases in the car, do you accept and slip him a dollar or chase him away?

Posted by MojaveMeg (aka Mojave) Feb 6 '10, 16:11

Keeping in mind you bought a smaller bag of potting mix than you really needed, cause you had to wrestle it into the cart yourself, and unload it at home.

I know...I should have asked for carryout assistance:)

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Are they even allowed to be in the parking lot? I thought they have to hang out outside HD's property. -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Feb 6, 16:30 2
- I guess they were technically out on the sidewalk, but I was parked right by the driveway. -- nm - MojaveMeg Feb 6, 16:38
- We have a bigger dayworker population than you do; they're like flies, the police shoo them away and they come right back. -- nm - CrankYanker Feb 6, 16:33
A dayworker? never. I would ask an employee if I needed help. -- nm - CrankYanker Feb 6, 16:19 2
- But see, that's the point, I really didn't *need* help :) -- nm - MojaveMeg Feb 6, 16:27 1
  - Day worker = gardener........I would be afraid he would run away with the potting soil. ;-) -- nm - CrankYanker Feb 6, 16:32

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ST opinion poll - at Home Depot, if a dayworker offers to load your purchases in the car, do you accept and slip him a dollar or chase him away?

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