Flying Dirty: Krogrr's Private Jet

kroagrr · Guru

Flying Dirty: Krogrr's Private Jet

Date: Aug 19, 2019

kroagrr wrote:
2012 Bombardier Challenger 300
KROGER CO (CINCINNATI OH)
This aircraft (N300KC) is not available for tracking per request from the owner/operator -- https://flightaware.com/live/flight/N300KC/history

It's just uplifting to know that $8.25 wages and faulty, leaky roofs in stores are sacrifices going toward a good, worthy cause: luxury travels for millionaires.

Thats really sickening. thats cool though I make zero effort at kroger

mega-kitteh · Guru

kroagrr wrote:
2012 Bombardier Challenger 300
KROGER CO (CINCINNATI OH)
This aircraft (N300KC) is not available for tracking per request from the owner/operator -- https://flightaware.com/live/flight/N300KC/history

It's just uplifting to know that $8.25 wages and faulty, leaky roofs in stores are sacrifices going toward a good, worthy cause: luxury travels for millionaires.

Whelp...if that's what's happening...and I wouldnt be surprised, then maybe I'll be 'a bit nicer' and NOT apply myself as much as I have been. Sh*t...we all bust our @sses and get chicken scratch for pay, and the higher ups can afford luxury vacations and whatnot. That's why I've been supplementing my pay with taking tips when i am.offered them by customers, and when i find cash on the floor at work that gets kept as well.

Date: Aug 19, 2019

That's not the only jet they have. They also picked one up when they bought Harris Teeter.

https://flightaware.com/resources/registration/N534CC

Date: Aug 20, 2019

I wonder if that is what Rodnew flew in on a couple weeks when he saw how bad store 957 was.... Took over a week of intense cleaning to have it acceptable.

Date: Aug 20, 2019

mega-kitteh wrote:
kroagrr wrote:
2012 Bombardier Challenger 300
KROGER CO (CINCINNATI OH)
This aircraft (N300KC) is not available for tracking per request from the owner/operator -- https://flightaware.com/live/flight/N300KC/history

It's just uplifting to know that $8.25 wages and faulty, leaky roofs in stores are sacrifices going toward a good, worthy cause: luxury travels for millionaires.
Whelp...if that's what's happening...and I wouldnt be surprised, then maybe I'll be 'a bit nicer' and NOT apply myself as much as I have been. Sh*t...we all bust our @sses and get chicken scratch for pay, and the higher ups can afford luxury vacations and whatnot. That's why I've been supplementing my pay with taking tips when i am.offered them by customers, and when i find cash on the floor at work that gets kept as well.

My store, i work in the clicklist dept., and all the baggers we all gladly accept tips, f@&% that no tip allowed rule, f@&% it.

Mr Frontenac · Guru

Anonymous wrote:
My store, i work in the clicklist dept., and all the baggers we all gladly accept tips, f@&% that no tip allowed rule, f@&% it.

I don't accept tips anymore unless I know the person. You just never know if that customer giving you the tip is actually an undercover informant. Whoops, bye bye job.

kroagrr · Guru

Unsolicited tips are fine under the UFCW Local 1000 contract.

Date: Aug 23, 2019

Accepting tips is a fireable offense under mine. TMYK

Date: Aug 24, 2019

Hope it is still in good repair when the K goes bust. Assets always bring more when they are safe enough to fly. Have it gone over real well by someone who does not work for K.