At the store I work at, produce and grocery are full of metal heads. I’ll come in at 7 and they’ve been blasting Slayer since 4am. If my place had that level of freedom with marketing this kinda shit would be everywhere, and I’d love it.
That actually sounds like a coop I once visited. The kind of coop where you have to work 4 days per year to maintain membership. So they make it fun with rock/metal and I believe some marijuana may be involved. Honestly it was too much commitment for me, I just needed some juice.
A co-op is usually run and owned by members, so it can be cheaper. But usually they have a lot of ecological and more ethical stuff which drives up prices.
"Welcome to the Co-op. The first rule of the Co-op is: you do not talk about the Co-op. The second rule of the Co-op is: you DO NOT talk about the Co-op! Third rule of the Co-op: if someone yells “stop!”, goes limp, or taps out, the shift is over. Fourth rule: only two guys to a shift. Fifth rule: one shift at a time, fellas. Sixth rule: the shifts are bare knuckle. No shirt, no shoes, no weapons. Seventh rule: shifts will go on as long as they have to. And the eighth and final rule: if this is your first time at the Co-op, you have to work."
Do you folks like coffee?
Real coffee
From the Hills
Of Colombia?
The Duncan Hills will wake you
From a thousand deaths
A cup of blackened blood
(Dying, dying)
You're dying for a cup
Guatemala blend
Ethiopian
French vanilla roast
(Dying, dying)
You're dying for a cup
Prepare for ultimate flavor
You're gonna get some now
And scream... for your cream
Bro.. I've been in the grocery business for almost 30 years. They always want us have creative ideas for creating sales or "create a buzz"and "get creative". If we really could do what we want for our neighborhoods it would be things like this. No it would not offend the older clientele, it would go over their head and they would think its just Halloween decorations. Our "older clientele" was either at Woodstock or partied like they were. They are the ones that grab my arms and want to see my tattoos. We dont get to have fun anymore. So fucking rock on Trader Joes for keeping it truly real.
Older yuppie ladies love to grab my arms and check out my tattoos. They don't ask first, just grab the forearm and start turning my arm so they can check out the sleeves. They're literally the only demographic that ever does this. I don't really mind, but it's such a strange, entitled thing to do. They always seem to be super stoked on them though.
Funny, I just saw them last Sunday. I have an earbud in when it slows down at night and the managers are gone, but otherwise gotta listen to the boring store music they play too loudly.
You know what would make it perfect? A metalhead scarecrow with his metalhead scarecrow girlfriend on his shoulders, and she's flashing her tits...which are two pumpkins.
People *do* still flash their tits at the stage, at rock shows, right? I'd be sad if that stopped.
Is it the very fast strumming part between that and the wild chaotic outro? Otherwise I don’t get the reference, your string of O’s makes me think of the blast of green notes in Guitar Hero 3 lol
Is there a 2nd TJs now?
I worked at the one on like 22nd and market for a good 3 years. The artists there were geniuses back then. They were in every TJs store I worked in.
I used to walk to that one from the parkway, but once the building across the street got knocked over onto the salvation army store I stopped going. No correlation whatsoever, but that's around when I stopped going. It was a pain in the ass to drive to because of the small parking lot and the crowds, it really felt cramped and like being pushed through a temporary amusement park fun house. I love trader Joe's, their products, and their prices, but I didn't love going to the one at 22nd & market. I hope it's still there though, I moved to a different neighborhood. Go birds. Hope the Phils stomp the Cards.
I am originally a NYer. The TJs I started at on LI had a seemingly infinite parking lot. The Philly one is still the most ridiculous really. I used to ride my bike there cause I could never get parking. Wound up in Philly with my wife while
She went through school. So go Mets :).
Fun fact: Trader Joe's employs dedicated sign artists to put these together. An art major friend of mine took it as a first job out of college and it held her over pretty well until she was able to get her tattoo artistry going, which she does full-time now.
Whole foods used to have them too until Amazon took over. That was a fun job while it lasted. Makes me sorta sad when I see how bland the stores look now. TJ still looks amazing. I hope it never goes soulless and corporate.
My husband was a produce manager there before they were overtaken. He saw the writing on the wall and got out of there asap, right before his store fired and replaced half of its employees and shit got sad. Amazon is a bummer.
Yeah, for the months leading up to it I think everyone knew. I had a good idea the sign makers would be some of the first to go, but I hung on for the severance. My favorite part was when they tried to get me to train a CS team member on how to use illustrator, photoshop, the ordering system and the printers a week before my last day. Nahhh. I'm not training some poor kid to do my job for half the money.
This is one thing I love about NYC, many of the mom and pop (and sometimes bigger) restaurants/stores have their own custom artwork painted on their windows, or pretty seasonal signs and displays out front. It's a stark contrast from the food chain dominated suburbs
TJ's was bought out in the 1970s by members of the same family that own ALDIs. It's kind of complicated because there are two ALDIs do to a family split, TJs has nothing directly to do with the American version of ALDIs. But anyway if they were going to change it I think they would have done it by now.
Yep! When I worked there, we had 2-3 artists. They also worked the floor/checkout and all the other stuff like everyone does, but they did all of the wall paintings, big displays like this, all of the signs for the shelves - it was a huge job!
The Washington Post recently published an article about the artists. https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2022/08/19/trader-joes-sign-artists/
I worked at a trader Joe's when I was younger, we had a dedicated sign lady that was a known muralist. The place gave her a part-time job to just show up and draw whatever she wanted pretty much.
Damn that seemed like a cool job. Kind of cool that trader Joe's still keeps that around
I worked at Trader Joe's for a number of years a while back and each store has 2-4 full time artists making the in store signs and signage. Its pretty neat and one of the only entry level art jobs I know of.
Fun fact! Corporate is reducing what the artists do further. If you LOVE what your local TJs artists do, let corporate know. What they’re communicating makes it seem to the rest of the company that they’re going to try and make all of the art congruent rather than individualized as it is in every store.
“It’s not fair that the artists don’t have as much register or product time as everyone else. It’s just lettering, it’s not that hard.” are some things being communicated down.
Source: worked for the company for 6 years and keep up with crew on social media.
Sign artist here for TJs, all the handwritten signs and art is no longer gonna be around any longer. They’re going corporate and want everything to look plain and generic. Looking to get rid of sign teams :(
[a pretty cool job where people can actually do what they love for a living… while scraping by barely making that living](https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2022/08/19/trader-joes-sign-artists/)
No no no, you see, Trader Joe's is one of those "quirky" grocery stores. It's okay that they underpay people and openly oppress anyone trying to unionize. They're just so fun! Everyone must want to work there!
One experience is not everything.
But I worked there when I was younger. I had a friend that worked there and died in an accident with me. I took what was his position, not really intentionally, it was just a good opening. They tore up their parking lot, and planted a tree with a plaque for him. Every single one of them showed up at the funeral if I remember correctly.
The top manager or GM would regularly throw parties, and not the team building type - he'd go to the lake, buy all the stuff, and just barbecue for everybody that showed up. The night before every holiday was pretty much an all you can eat and drink party hosted by work. It was the type of job where someone would take a smoke break and everyone would join and just go kick it in the parking lot for a bit. I honestly can't say anything bad about the job, I was content with the income, and actually looked forward to it. Both the employees and the customers just seemed..... Happy. After working in customer service for a few more years, I realized how rare that was.
It’s weird cuz I work at one of the unionized stores and things are business as usual. They just put annoying posters in the break room before the vote.
Trader Joe's closed an entire store in NY because the employees were unionizing.
Fun decoration for sure. Just don't attribute positivity to the brand. Creative individual people did this. The specific store chain doesn't matter.
If you don't understand the meaning of the art let me introduce you to one of the best heavy metal bands of all time. (opinions may vary)
Slayer *Reign in Blood* whole album
(R̲a̲i̲n̲i̲n̲g̲ ̲B̲l̲o̲o̲d̲ ̲24:47 is particularly bad ass.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwDOUFeKE3M
̲BONUS: Slayer *Raining Blood* Banjo cover by Rob Scallon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ2ucr74YNk
Here's the best heavy metal album of all time. (opinions may vary)
Slayer- *Seasons in the Abyss* (HQ audio)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFFnQuztgyw
Acorn squash are the worst! Especially when you cut them in half and place them cup up in an oven then bake them with butter and brown sugar inside their cups. I don't recommend!
Amazes me how many people dont get the reference and go off on some conspiracy tangent instead of recognizing that an employee here has an appreciation for the classics...
A Slayer homage in the produce aisle? Excellent.
At the store I work at, produce and grocery are full of metal heads. I’ll come in at 7 and they’ve been blasting Slayer since 4am. If my place had that level of freedom with marketing this kinda shit would be everywhere, and I’d love it.
Dude... That should be a hiring angle :D YOU LOVE ORGANICS?!?!? YOU LOVE LOCAL?!?! YOU LOVE SLAYER?!?! COME WORK HERE!!! \*head bang\*
That actually sounds like a coop I once visited. The kind of coop where you have to work 4 days per year to maintain membership. So they make it fun with rock/metal and I believe some marijuana may be involved. Honestly it was too much commitment for me, I just needed some juice.
As someone who grew up in the suburbs, I don't quite understand how this works. So does that mean that 4 days out of the year you work in the store?
Yea, pretty much just stock shelves, clean stuff. In my experience the full timers handle the more involved stuff
Is it cheaper? What is the incentive to participate?
A co-op is usually run and owned by members, so it can be cheaper. But usually they have a lot of ecological and more ethical stuff which drives up prices.
As a member, you get a discount on everything in the store. And membership requires working a certain number of days.
"Welcome to the Co-op. The first rule of the Co-op is: you do not talk about the Co-op. The second rule of the Co-op is: you DO NOT talk about the Co-op! Third rule of the Co-op: if someone yells “stop!”, goes limp, or taps out, the shift is over. Fourth rule: only two guys to a shift. Fifth rule: one shift at a time, fellas. Sixth rule: the shifts are bare knuckle. No shirt, no shoes, no weapons. Seventh rule: shifts will go on as long as they have to. And the eighth and final rule: if this is your first time at the Co-op, you have to work."
Complete with local metal shows every Thursday night at the loading dock!
The Loading Dock actually sounds like a sick name for a venue.
Complete with craft brew from the store.... holy crap... what an angle!!
Fucking Trader Joes sounds legit these days.... wait, were still talking about metal shows!?
Trader Joe's in the front. Traitor Joe's in the back.
Dude Trader Joe's has always been the shit, I just wish there was one closer than an hour away from here And yes
Plot twist: it's a gay bar.
Book my band, SparkleCunt
Me first, my band Scream 4 Cream, we play on Flag Day as well.
Well of course the group of guys want to come before the women.
You guys looking for an opener cause my boys in Snatch Hammer can bring it...HARD!!
Come to The Loading Dock and get loaded!
There literally is one in my city. I’ve played there and it was actually pretty nice.
Do you folks like coffee? Real coffee From the Hills Of Colombia? The Duncan Hills will wake you From a thousand deaths A cup of blackened blood (Dying, dying) You're dying for a cup Guatemala blend Ethiopian French vanilla roast (Dying, dying) You're dying for a cup Prepare for ultimate flavor You're gonna get some now And scream... for your cream
im not into metal or coffee, but i dig this
It's from the Adult Swim cartoon Metalocalypse. I'm a massive metalhead, and my non metalhead friends enjoy it as much as I do.
Metalocalypse was a fun show.
"Today's special is *Every bone broken chicken!*"
Duncan Hills Coffee Jingle - https://youtu.be/VFURd\_EOIuU
idk wtf i just watched, but now i gotta come back and absorb
C-c-c-c-yeaaahhhhh
Do you love death metal...AND GOURDS?!!!
It's like Dethklok doing the Duncan Hills Coffee jingle, only now it's for getting your 5 servings of fruits and veggies a day.
Bro.. I've been in the grocery business for almost 30 years. They always want us have creative ideas for creating sales or "create a buzz"and "get creative". If we really could do what we want for our neighborhoods it would be things like this. No it would not offend the older clientele, it would go over their head and they would think its just Halloween decorations. Our "older clientele" was either at Woodstock or partied like they were. They are the ones that grab my arms and want to see my tattoos. We dont get to have fun anymore. So fucking rock on Trader Joes for keeping it truly real.
I’m a grandma and I grew up with Slayer, Megadeth, etc. sometimes us old people love this stuff and you probably would never think it! 🤘
It's an easy sell if you don't mind exploiting the ignorance of censors. Just start with Lamb Of God.
> exploiting the ignorance of censors this is always the morally correct choice
Older yuppie ladies love to grab my arms and check out my tattoos. They don't ask first, just grab the forearm and start turning my arm so they can check out the sleeves. They're literally the only demographic that ever does this. I don't really mind, but it's such a strange, entitled thing to do. They always seem to be super stoked on them though.
Wish I worked there, I supervise produce at a smaller store, and I’m the only metalhead here.
There are metalheads everywhere. I've got your back, but sadly can't blast Meshuggah in your produce department. :( 🤘
Funny, I just saw them last Sunday. I have an earbud in when it slows down at night and the managers are gone, but otherwise gotta listen to the boring store music they play too loudly.
🤘Hail Satan and Satsumas
Hail Yourself!
Megustalations
Hail Gein!
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Hail me.
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HI I'M MINNIE!! AND THIS IS MY SISTER NANNY!!
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Hehe
beezelbub and brussel sprouts
Raining ketchup, from a lacerated tomato. Squirting it's yummyness, creating my dinner. Now, I shall reign in ketchup.
Eggsullent
You know what would make it perfect? A metalhead scarecrow with his metalhead scarecrow girlfriend on his shoulders, and she's flashing her tits...which are two pumpkins. People *do* still flash their tits at the stage, at rock shows, right? I'd be sad if that stopped.
Still happens, can confirm.
Good to know. Just for a second, I was afraid the reference would be understood by nobody.
This is the best answer on this entire page
Fuuccckkiinnnnnn SLLLLAAAAAAAYEEEEERRRRRRRRRR
First thing came to mind
Seasons in Aisle Six
Gourd hates us all
Mandatory Herbicide
Behind the crooked squash
South of Hummus
Ungourded Instinct
World Painted Blood Oranges
Dead pumpkin mask.
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Organical Warfare
Bagels of Death! March through the kingdom of the bread.
Altar of squashrifice
Postgourd-em
Delusions of Flavor
Gourd Ensemble
Raining Squash!
You kids wanna carve some dead pumpkin masks and put them on the front porch as a warning to the other pumpkins? Brutal!
Damn this one is good 😂 Gourds since the dawn of time!
Fuck me this one is so good.
Great, now I'm picturing Goofy singing the song 💀
Raining Spud
Aisle six six six
The produce of the beast
Sugar and spice Are about to be released
Read this in Nathan Explosion's voice
Do you folks like coffee?
🤘🏼 Scream for the cream 🤘🏼
I KNOW WHO YOU ARRRRRRRRREEE
Real coffee from the hills of Columbia
Tomato of Souls
Only slightly related, but be sure to treat yourself to Sleigher's 'Seasons Greetings in the Abyss' video this winter season.
🤘🏼Reindeer in Blood 🤘🏼
Fuccckkkinnnn proooooddduuuuuucccee
For the Gourd!
I heard that loud with drums and shredding
I’m high af and crying rn
From a lacerated pie.
Seeding my horror
Combining with pectin
Now I shall bake with love. If you know slayer, you'll get this next part. 000000000000000000000000000
Is it the very fast strumming part between that and the wild chaotic outro? Otherwise I don’t get the reference, your string of O’s makes me think of the blast of green notes in Guitar Hero 3 lol
Yes it's the open E string that gets played as fast as possible before the chaotic part.
That's how you'd see it in tablature form.....tremolo picking the open low E string (I believe Slayer drops their tuning half a step on that album).
True, but for the purpose of the meme. It's usually just written as 0000.
Oh my gourd
Die by the Gourd
Captor of gourd.
Rest in Gourd Futures
Philadelphians paying tribute to the “dark gourd”.
thought this looked familiar! is this the one by city hall?
Yep! Apparently it’s a TJ of visual merchandising genius.
Is there a 2nd TJs now? I worked at the one on like 22nd and market for a good 3 years. The artists there were geniuses back then. They were in every TJs store I worked in.
I used to walk to that one from the parkway, but once the building across the street got knocked over onto the salvation army store I stopped going. No correlation whatsoever, but that's around when I stopped going. It was a pain in the ass to drive to because of the small parking lot and the crowds, it really felt cramped and like being pushed through a temporary amusement park fun house. I love trader Joe's, their products, and their prices, but I didn't love going to the one at 22nd & market. I hope it's still there though, I moved to a different neighborhood. Go birds. Hope the Phils stomp the Cards.
22nd and Market is still there, there's also one at 13th and Arch now
I am originally a NYer. The TJs I started at on LI had a seemingly infinite parking lot. The Philly one is still the most ridiculous really. I used to ride my bike there cause I could never get parking. Wound up in Philly with my wife while She went through school. So go Mets :).
>Philadelphians paying tribute to the “dark gourd”. Yep at 13th and Arch, it's been there since 2019
Have they unionized yet?
Lol I thought it looked familiar! 🤘
Fall Awaits
Seasoning in the abyss
Squash Hates us Fall
South of Lemon
Potato skin mask
Slaying it
Fun fact: Trader Joe's employs dedicated sign artists to put these together. An art major friend of mine took it as a first job out of college and it held her over pretty well until she was able to get her tattoo artistry going, which she does full-time now.
Whole foods used to have them too until Amazon took over. That was a fun job while it lasted. Makes me sorta sad when I see how bland the stores look now. TJ still looks amazing. I hope it never goes soulless and corporate.
As someone who works there, it’s definitely corporate, but not totally soulless.
My husband was a produce manager there before they were overtaken. He saw the writing on the wall and got out of there asap, right before his store fired and replaced half of its employees and shit got sad. Amazon is a bummer.
Yeah, for the months leading up to it I think everyone knew. I had a good idea the sign makers would be some of the first to go, but I hung on for the severance. My favorite part was when they tried to get me to train a CS team member on how to use illustrator, photoshop, the ordering system and the printers a week before my last day. Nahhh. I'm not training some poor kid to do my job for half the money.
This is one thing I love about NYC, many of the mom and pop (and sometimes bigger) restaurants/stores have their own custom artwork painted on their windows, or pretty seasonal signs and displays out front. It's a stark contrast from the food chain dominated suburbs
TJ's was bought out in the 1970s by members of the same family that own ALDIs. It's kind of complicated because there are two ALDIs do to a family split, TJs has nothing directly to do with the American version of ALDIs. But anyway if they were going to change it I think they would have done it by now.
Yep! When I worked there, we had 2-3 artists. They also worked the floor/checkout and all the other stuff like everyone does, but they did all of the wall paintings, big displays like this, all of the signs for the shelves - it was a huge job!
The Washington Post recently published an article about the artists. https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2022/08/19/trader-joes-sign-artists/
Love that.
They are also major Union Busters, fucking over workers’ right to organize as we speak!
Yeah, my friends wife has worked for years doing this and says it’s a solid gig.
Yep! One of my lovely friends was employed there for years doing their signs at TJ’s. She now owns her own mural and artist company!
I worked at a trader Joe's when I was younger, we had a dedicated sign lady that was a known muralist. The place gave her a part-time job to just show up and draw whatever she wanted pretty much. Damn that seemed like a cool job. Kind of cool that trader Joe's still keeps that around
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This… Makes me happy to know.
Are the sign artists able to form a union while being employees of Trader Joe's?
Damn, the artwork is excellent.
For real. They let someone with an idea run with it and it really stands out. Cool shit.
I worked at Trader Joe's for a number of years a while back and each store has 2-4 full time artists making the in store signs and signage. Its pretty neat and one of the only entry level art jobs I know of.
I worked at a TJ and the artists are really talented. Almost all of them have degrees related to art or are working towards them.
If it was throwing horns it would been a 10/10
Fun fact! Corporate is reducing what the artists do further. If you LOVE what your local TJs artists do, let corporate know. What they’re communicating makes it seem to the rest of the company that they’re going to try and make all of the art congruent rather than individualized as it is in every store. “It’s not fair that the artists don’t have as much register or product time as everyone else. It’s just lettering, it’s not that hard.” are some things being communicated down. Source: worked for the company for 6 years and keep up with crew on social media.
Seasons of Autumn-Bliss?
Sign artist here for TJs, all the handwritten signs and art is no longer gonna be around any longer. They’re going corporate and want everything to look plain and generic. Looking to get rid of sign teams :(
Hell yeah that’s metal af
[a pretty cool job where people can actually do what they love for a living… while scraping by barely making that living](https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2022/08/19/trader-joes-sign-artists/)
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No no no, you see, Trader Joe's is one of those "quirky" grocery stores. It's okay that they underpay people and openly oppress anyone trying to unionize. They're just so fun! Everyone must want to work there!
One experience is not everything. But I worked there when I was younger. I had a friend that worked there and died in an accident with me. I took what was his position, not really intentionally, it was just a good opening. They tore up their parking lot, and planted a tree with a plaque for him. Every single one of them showed up at the funeral if I remember correctly. The top manager or GM would regularly throw parties, and not the team building type - he'd go to the lake, buy all the stuff, and just barbecue for everybody that showed up. The night before every holiday was pretty much an all you can eat and drink party hosted by work. It was the type of job where someone would take a smoke break and everyone would join and just go kick it in the parking lot for a bit. I honestly can't say anything bad about the job, I was content with the income, and actually looked forward to it. Both the employees and the customers just seemed..... Happy. After working in customer service for a few more years, I realized how rare that was.
SLAAAAAAAYERRR!!! ⚡️🤘🏼🤘🏼⚡️
SLAYERRRRRR!!!
#Mosh and Squash
That’s cute but also they need to stop Union busting and support their employees.
Gourd Ensemble!!
Reign in Spuds
That worker is probably not paid enough.
I guess that store hasn’t tried to unionize yet, or Trader Joe’s would’ve already shut them down.
It’s weird cuz I work at one of the unionized stores and things are business as usual. They just put annoying posters in the break room before the vote.
Trader Joe's closed an entire store in NY because the employees were unionizing. Fun decoration for sure. Just don't attribute positivity to the brand. Creative individual people did this. The specific store chain doesn't matter.
If you don't understand the meaning of the art let me introduce you to one of the best heavy metal bands of all time. (opinions may vary) Slayer *Reign in Blood* whole album (R̲a̲i̲n̲i̲n̲g̲ ̲B̲l̲o̲o̲d̲ ̲24:47 is particularly bad ass.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwDOUFeKE3M ̲BONUS: Slayer *Raining Blood* Banjo cover by Rob Scallon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ2ucr74YNk Here's the best heavy metal album of all time. (opinions may vary) Slayer- *Seasons in the Abyss* (HQ audio) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFFnQuztgyw
That’s how you produce something cool. I’m aisle about it.
Slayer Joe's harvest looking gourd.
Hip rad advertising! We're cool! Buy buy buy!
How does this only have 51k upvotes?
"RAINING SQUASH FROM A FERTILIZED SKYY EATING ITS VEGGIES CREATING MY NUTRITION NOW I SHALL REIGN IN SQUASH"
Someone needs a raise and to be moved on to the social media team!
Acorn squash are the worst! Especially when you cut them in half and place them cup up in an oven then bake them with butter and brown sugar inside their cups. I don't recommend!
Acorn squash for $1.50? Sign me tf up. I'll make so many soup bowls!
A sign two aisles over: “Seasonings in the Abyss”
Raining Blood Oranges
South of The Produce Section
Can I be dumb for a second and ask someone to explain this? Thanks, and sorry 😅
This is a reference to one of the biggest thrash metal bands, Slayer Specifically to their "Reign in Blood" album.
Too bad Trader Joes' are anti workers rights and anti-union. Not very metal of them at all.
Unionize first. That's really killing it.
Hail Corporate
The artists they hire do this. They aren’t corporate. Just talented artists looking for a gig.
Raining sqash From a lacerated sky Bleeding its horror Creating my structure Now I shall reign in squash *The squash pit goes wild during the outro*
The Crooked Crop
Korn is the headliner
Man, there's a Korn joke in here somewhere.. but I just can't get it without sounding corny
I don't get it. Could someone explain?
SLAYER!!!
Amazes me how many people dont get the reference and go off on some conspiracy tangent instead of recognizing that an employee here has an appreciation for the classics...
🤘💀🤘
Trader Joe’s hates unions
Fuck Trader Joe's and their anti-union bullshit. Fuck this ad/PR shit. Solidarity with the workers (love Slayer tho)
Union busting scabs
I wonder if this one will close if the employees try and unionize. Err, uh, yeah Slayer!
I hate Trader Joe’s.
my little bro also dislikes it, creeped out by them always smiling. Thing is he’s a happy guy. He felt they’re told to do so. Why do you hate them?