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They do? I find that rather odd. Since I'm not an employee I would never enter unless asked/invited to do so for some reason. A door with nothing on it at all would not attract my attention so I also would not think to enter it. Who are these customers to whom you refer my friend? Maybe they don't speak the language and think it is a restroom? Happy Thursday! :)
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It's people looking for assisance or directions to the bathroom.
by machinerat on November 21st, 2009
Oh...not enough store employees on the floor then so customers have to go looking for them? Okey dokey! :)
by RosieGHM Jetpacker on November 21st, 2009
At this one store I worked at, there was a door to the receiving area that was unlabeled, and it was rare for a customer to go back there. Yet once they put an "employees only" sign on the door, the number of customers going back there skyrocketed.
by machinerat on November 21st, 2009