Miserable Charity shop managers

[mrmcfister]

Mrs Mcfister regularly takes our cast offs etc to the plethora of charidee shops adjacent..you'd think they'd be grateful...invariably though you drop your stuff in and the staff look at you as if you are a fucking nuisance...no thanks just comments like..'You've not got any videos in there have you'...fucking wankers...they get first dibs any how and still they fucking look at you as if you are a fucking irritation....learn some fucking manners you elderly miserable old cunts...........'

[william]

charity my fucking arse.....

See the percents that go to the charity and the money spent on the employees - then the sad fucks collecting? Nah never give em money it only encourages em....

[Nob3y]

It makes me wonder when you see tv programmes like "flog it" or other such like programmes,the times over the years you hear people say "oh i got it in a charity shop,i paid ?2 for it" then the item as it turns out of worth a small fortune.
I always wonder about this and think if I worked in a charity shop I would want to have first look at everything that came in. Some people just dont know what they have.
It would not suprise me if some charity shop workers would spot certain items and buy the item themselves then flog them for a good profit.

[one eyed jack]

There was a time when charity shops were actually charity shops, you know, where the money went out on the causes it was raising money for

Nowadays its a cynical way of fleecing the money off for costs then putting a fraction towards the cause it was intended for

Has the world just become a giant cluster fuck of fuck first or be fucked?

Where is the love?

[thealtruist]

As far as I'm aware anybody that works for a charity does it entirely voluntarily, no matter what position.

[spider]

Not so.

Here's some example of charity shop manager jobs that are paid employment.

[Cuntybollocks]

There you go Number 6, employment at last!!!.

Why don't you apply and help the poor people you love so much. !laugh!

[sparky]

If I have anything I consider saleable to donate I usually take it to our local Cancer Research shop. Maybe just luck but they have always thanked me and seem genuinely appreciative.

I've always assumed that the shop manager(s) are paid reflecting the responsibilities but other staff are volunteers.

I will never now put anything in a doorstep collection bag as the charity almost inevitable end up with next to nothing.

[thealtruist]

Thanks, Spider.

I didn't know about any of that.