A job that makes you tired 24/7/365 (366 this year) because you have to put on exaggerated smiles all day and be nice to people who aren't very nice to you. You're also on your feet all day. And you don't get paid enough to deal with everything retail throws at you.
If you think you're a people person, working in retail will test that theory. If you're not a people person, working in retail will force you to become one.
Either way, within a year you'll be an entirely different person, for better or worse.
the completely fake, often overdone smile plastered on the faces of retail employeeseverywhere; usually insincere, as customers really give retail employees nothing to smile about; related closely to people voice
This is the person that comes around making sure you are bothered every five minutes and told one more timewhat you are to do (in case you have a case of chronic amnesia). This is usually to reassure the person that the items and services you are selling and most likely not making commision off of are steadily helping out their bonuses each week / month / year.
Juju's Retail Therapy session went quite well; she visited the local Sephora for her fix of new eyeshadows, as well as the jewelry cart for a pair of new obnoxious but cute earrings. Nothing beats spending money to forget about your troubles.