so you know how everyone has a v card? well, this is like that /j

it’s the store credit card (purchase card) for things like buying milk, cleaning supplies, etc.

You should put in one or two Starbucks coffee brand coffee beans in your cart as a joke. “ yep we ran out of those too”.😂😂😂

i always told the store employee that “i’m just really really thirsty…”

Dairy milks aren’t able to be marked out of inventory because theres easy options to get more milk which is to buy more with the p-card. The same reason you cant mark out iced coffee but can mark out cold brew.

In the end not buying more dairy milks hurts yourself and fellow partners because you’re not benefitting from the labor of having to constantly explain the situation and the untracked labor and inventory of talking to all the customers and using alternative milks. Not to mention that missing sales and refunds affects the calculations on your weekly labor allowance. Lower daily sales = less people working on the floor.

Just get the milk delivered, it costs you nothing and gets the customers out of your hair faster.

also, milks is correct. milk is typically a non-countable noun, but in this case it is countable as i am buying multiple cartons of milk. if i had said “cartons of milks,” then no, but i said only “milks.” as for using doordash as a verb, this how language evolves, it’s not being destroyed. this is just like “ubering” for example. sorry my punctuation was sooo terrible. for capital letters, i don’t have that option turned on on my phone. though — it was an open ended question. just missing the punctuation as you so graciously pointed out.

tl;dr fuck off.

edit: grammar because this fucker

sir, this is a starbucks post.