Just came from Wal-Mart....Are missing teeth a job requirement to get hired on there???

While missing teeth do earn the prospective employee many brownie points, Wal-Mart's requires their help to be: a) proficient in magic -- so they can do a disappearing act when a customer needs assistance; b) unable to speak any language intelligibly except the phrase "Its not my department;" c) have physical disabilities, including those that do not allow them to move very swiftly, deafness, and bladder-control problems requiring frequent restroom breaks; and, d) the ability to let customers know they detest working there.

Just came from Wal-Mart....Are missing teeth a job requirement to get hired on there???
maybe.....
Reply:LOL! Be nice for crying out loud !!!
Reply:i believe so. that place is going down hill.
Reply:lol
Reply:Do you shop at MY walmart too? Missing teeth and butts that look like rotten apples smashed on a barn door.
Reply:Goes hand in hand with drug addiction.
Reply:when Hillary was on their board of directors it was mandatory.
Reply:Not that I know of. Unless it's haloween. Why? Do you want to work at Wal-Mart?
Reply:No, Thats Waffle House!
Reply:yeah mostly
Reply:Now be nice, not everyone one is bless with pearly whites like yourself. LOL!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:haha it's not really noted on the application, but during the interview they do a full dental exam.
Reply:Missing teeth and extreme obesity.........those extremely obese ones shouldn't be allowed to wear spandex or polyester pants to work because their bellies hang down to their knees and that's disgrossting.
Reply:No that's just cause of the Walmart dental plan
Reply:haha I am beginning to think so!!!! About 98% have missing teeth!
Reply:I don't know which would be worse...working there and dealing with customers who think they're superior, or shopping there.
Reply:no
Reply:Whoa. One of the stockers there DOES have a few missing. Probably a sweet guy but how strange.....
Reply:Not sure about that, they were wearing antlers at the store I was at.
Reply:I bet you work there.




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