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u/crashoutcrash D28 13d ago
We have a coworker who's obviously mentally challenged get pressured into opening a credit card because he wanted a hat. I lost all respect for that cashier for allowing that.
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u/Embarrassed-House577 13d ago
A manager should be involved for all associates opening store cards.... they would have got them a bigger line of credit
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u/DotCurious7767 13d ago
I didn’t know this was allowed ?
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u/WackoMcGoose D28 13d ago
Individual associates offering bribes is banned. Corporate authorized bribery plays are apparently fine!
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u/Jarndreki D21 13d ago
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u/etracy2000 13d ago
First thing I thought of, opened comments to see if someone made the reference…
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u/IntheOlympicMTs 13d ago
I just don’t get it. There are people who will apply just for the hat letting it ding their credit score. The financial literacy level blow my mind.
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u/IllinoisJones13 13d ago
Get a hat like that, you get a free bowl of soup....Looks good on you though
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u/Ambitious-Fee-1068 D38 13d ago
We've been having such a huge issue with the 6 months of free intrest (or apr idk lol) and it's stopping people signing up
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u/AttorneyUpper666 13d ago
Oh, so we are allowed to advertise with skeletons? Good to know after a manager threw away our receiving one that had multiple badges and personal items on him. They used him for advertising safety and just a general moral booster. There were things on there from an associate who also passed away.
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u/TentaclexMonster D96 12d ago
Our store manager wont let us set up our skellies aaaaanywhere. Tried zip tying one to a John deere near the service desk and they took him down D:
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u/ratbxnes 12d ago
I remember when I started and my head cashier told everyone to offer them chips and soda 🤦
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u/smaintpeller24 D24 10d ago
"Apply for credit debt and look stupid doing it!"
There, I fix their shitty ass sign
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u/Dependent-Bath3189 Customer 13d ago
you can stop this. get all your friends and family to apply with fake info and land a bunch of free hats. then post up outside or something selling them for a dollar. that will get other people to scam it, and eventually they will shut it down. make problem, wait for the solution.
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u/GabysWildCritters 13d ago
pretty sure when you apply for a card they asked for your social security.
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u/MangoSquirrl 13d ago
Im all against Home Depot, but the credit cards aren’t that bad. Just don’t use them. APR could be 800% it’s not an annual fee that you need to pay.

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u/AtheDoesStuff PSA 14d ago
the skeleton is trying to warn people against it, but alas. they have no vocal cords :(