Home Depot employees try to stop a guy from buying a 1 penny air conditioner.

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paxrom23 months ago945

If HD doesn't want to sell an item, then they could price it at $9999 instead of penny.

TheeFearlessChicken3 months ago641

The products at home Depot go down to a penny to alert staff (via daily reports) that it is to be pulled from the shelves.

They will literally rip the product from your hands.

Source: I spent a short time working for home Depot.

Pitiful_Conflict70313 months ago226

Good for him fuck home depot.

chiefgreen873 months ago185

So cringe watching people who get paid dirt wages trying to protect some corporations products. I would’ve been like “man what a deal you found!” And helped him to his car lol

savannahjones983 months ago184

I worked in retail. Anything ring up a penny was because it should have been pulled off the shelves. We weren’t allowed to sell it, but we could offer 75-80% off the regular price (because it was probably clearance anyway). It was heavily implied you could get fired or at least reprimanded for selling it to the customer at 0.01 (we didn’t have self checkout). The manager was smart not to escalate, but probably made sure every last one of those items were pulled to the back after this person left.

Sandgrowun3 months ago128

Its great when someone can game the corporations.

Veeb3 months ago47

Is this not an invitation to treat rather than a binding contract? I.e., they don't have to honour a misprice do they?

What-tha-fck_Elon3 months ago39

This has got to be the dumbest fucking method to pull product from the shelf. Set the price to a penny? How about you just get a list of SKUs? Now there are going to be even more people out there trying to game this system. And yep, it’s all Home Depot’s fault. Morons.

Over_40_gaming3 months ago37

I use to work for HD... and fuck em.

iCaprii3 months ago24

If I worked there … i didn’t see anything. They don’t get paid that much to care nor will they get a bonus for stopping him.