I can't understand the second sentence, but no hoods means no hoods.

No hoodies. There’s no rule about tucking them. Just no hoodies.

my store enforces the no hoodies rule pretty strictly. but we’ll make exceptions for when it’s reallyyyy cold, especially if it’s raining/snowing or windy! can’t hurt to ask!

As a shift, no hoodies, HOWEVER, I will wear a fleece jacket (Columbia/North Face type) which has been allowed by my SM. I will typically ask baristas that wear hooded items to tuck the hood or remove the garment, depending on what they’re wearing (like if they’re wearing a crop top under that hooded “shirt”, I’ll let it slide if they tuck it…)

As a shift I've let people wear theirs as long as they tuck the hood in. You're not supposed to wear them cause the hood could get snagged on something and knock it over.
I'm a major klutz and I don't think I'd be able to catch an urn and pull it off the counter, but I guess there's a chance it could happen.

my sm told me she didn't gaf unless our dm walked in-- she said in that scenario, i just rip it off and pretend i didn't have one on

You can tuck the hood into the sweater. Stay warm

My store has been refusing to replace the Starbucks jacket's, so I say fuck that rule if they want us to sit in the window with -35 windchill 🤷🏻‍♀️

My store makes exceptions for working drive through when it’s cold, they can have a hood and it has to be up

no hoodies at all. i’ll tell my baristas they can tuck it in for the day but that they have to come back tomorrow with something other than a hoodie. id really only make an exception if you’re in a super cold area and genuinely need a jacket because of how cold it is with the window open, but that’s just the general rule. just bc you can tuck a hoodie in doesn’t mean they can be worn whenever you want- again, with exceptions. (that’s how it works where i work, but if your SM is cool about it, that’s great, do whatever you want LOL)

Omg we got down to nine degrees today facing 40 mile an hour winds I thought I would die.? More than once the drinks got blown over!

Especially for a window that faced into the 25/30 winds coming.