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<blockquote data-quote="Slide-Rule" data-source="post: 1454535" data-attributes="member: 21435">I always thought it was to demoralize the employees...The music I had to listen to was always about dysfunctional relationships, or losers. They played the song: &quot;Man who can&#039;t be moved&quot; by The Script, a song about a loser who can&#039;t accept that his girl is probably off with some new guy, while they don&#039;t play the song &quot;Hall of Fame&quot; by the same band, which is about putting in effort into something, and making something of yourself. &quot;Don&#039;t try to learn any math or science, or try to learn how to code, don&#039;t save your money, or try to invest it... Just keep listening to this horrible music, stocking shelves until you die, for minimum wage,&quot;The song &quot;Treat you Better&quot; by Shawn Mendes... We joked that song should be the national anthem of the EU... (I was one of three Red Pilled guys working there at one time, some of the best conversations I&#039;ve ever had to be honest.) We also used that song as punchline of jokes with one another: &quot;Good, you&#039;ve got a girlfriend now. No need to fear you&#039;ll go on a incel killing-spree, driving your car into the Women&#039;s Studies Department with &quot;Treat You Better&quot; at full volume!&quot; I also told a young 19 year old coworker about that song: &quot;Be the guy this song is about, and not the singer.&quot; I also took the most ridiculous image of Shawn Mendes I could find and added the words: &quot;Writes the anthem of the betas, Treat You Better... Goes to bed every night with different groupies.&quot;&quot;I don&#039;t think breakups are that fatal, what with all the songs they&#039;ve inspired...&quot; (The song &quot;The Way I Tend To Be&quot; by Frank Turner playing at that store did get me through a breakup, then when the song was finished I found my self-respect again.)&quot;Ed Sheeran... Working hard since 2004 to prove gingers have souls.&quot;&quot;A singer in the band One Direction is a muslim, that really puts a new spin on their song, Steal My Girl...&quot;&quot;He must&#039;ve been on some good drugs when he wrote this song...&quot;&quot;I don&#039;t know the name of the song, or the singer, or even the lyrics, but it&#039;s the song that sounds like a cat being neutered through its mouth...&quot; My coworker immediately starts singing and dancing to the correct song I was referring to, from just that description alone.(We had to come up with jokes to get through the shift...)Here&#039;s a deep-dark secret of mine, that I won&#039;t even tell my Confessor: Somewhere in the HQ of a pharmacy chain you all have heard of, deep in their basement, stored on their servers, there&#039;s security footage of me dancing in the backroom to the song &quot;Diana&quot; by One Direction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slide-Rule, post: 1454535, member: 21435"] I always thought it was to demoralize the employees... The music I had to listen to was always about dysfunctional relationships, or losers. They played the song: "Man who can't be moved" by The Script, a song about a loser who can't accept that his girl is probably off with some new guy, while they don't play the song "Hall of Fame" by the same band, which is about putting in effort into something, and making something of yourself. "Don't try to learn any math or science, or try to learn how to code, don't save your money, or try to invest it... Just keep listening to this horrible music, stocking shelves until you die, for minimum wage," The song "Treat you Better" by Shawn Mendes... We joked that song should be the national anthem of the EU... (I was one of three Red Pilled guys working there at one time, some of the best conversations I've ever had to be honest.) We also used that song as punchline of jokes with one another: "Good, you've got a girlfriend now. No need to fear you'll go on a incel killing-spree, driving your car into the Women's Studies Department with "Treat You Better" at full volume!" I also told a young 19 year old coworker about that song: "Be the guy this song is about, and not the singer." I also took the most ridiculous image of Shawn Mendes I could find and added the words: "Writes the anthem of the betas, Treat You Better... Goes to bed every night with different groupies." "I don't think breakups are that fatal, what with all the songs they've inspired..." (The song "The Way I Tend To Be" by Frank Turner playing at that store did get me through a breakup, then when the song was finished I found my self-respect again.) "Ed Sheeran... Working hard since 2004 to prove gingers have souls." "A singer in the band One Direction is a muslim, that really puts a new spin on their song, Steal My Girl..." "He must've been on some good drugs when he wrote this song..." "I don't know the name of the song, or the singer, or even the lyrics, but it's the song that sounds like a cat being neutered through its mouth..." My coworker immediately starts singing and dancing to the correct song I was referring to, from just that description alone. (We had to come up with jokes to get through the shift...) Here's a deep-dark secret of mine, that I won't even tell my Confessor: Somewhere in the HQ of a pharmacy chain you all have heard of, deep in their basement, stored on their servers, there's security footage of me dancing in the backroom to the song "Diana" by One Direction. [/QUOTE]

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