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100-Count Mechanix Wear Blue Nitrile 5mil Textured Disposable Gloves
$5.00
$36
86% off
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AutoZone has 100-Count Mechanix Wear Blue Nitrile 5mil Textured Disposable Gloves for $5. Choose free store pickup where available.
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Written by SlickDealio- About the deal:
- The 100-Count Mechanix Wear Blue Nitrile 5mil Textured Disposable Gloves are $30.99 less (86.10% savings) than the manufacturer's list price.
- About the store:
- AutoZone's Return Policy can be found here.
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AutoZone has 100-Count Mechanix Wear Blue Nitrile 5mil Textured Disposable Gloves for $5. Choose free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
Available Sizes:Also Available:
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
Available Sizes:Also Available:
Editor's Notes
Written by SlickDealio- About the deal:
- The 100-Count Mechanix Wear Blue Nitrile 5mil Textured Disposable Gloves are $30.99 less (86.10% savings) than the manufacturer's list price.
- About the store:
- AutoZone's Return Policy can be found here.
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Tipping "culture" here is insulting and ridiculous. I see tip jars/cups absolutely everywhere now, in many places they have no business being. Tips are supposed to be gratitude for providing service above and beyond. A person simply doing their job isn't justification. In the US you don't even need a job anymore. Just stand by the stop light and ask for free money. In fact, you don't even have to ask. Just hold a sign and stare at people stuck at the red light until they fork over their cash.
Btw, I find it interesting how quick people are to tip a person delivering something they've already paid for, or for pouring a cup of coffee, or making food you paid to be prepared for you... Yet teachers, who play a far more important role in society, make shit wages and I don't see anyone rushing to tip them. I can say the same for the healthcare workers in long-term care facilities too, taking care of our most senior members people can't be bothered with. But I'm supposed to feel bad for the guy delivering an AutoZone order? Bad news, I don't.
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If it is like that, I will throw them a couple of bucks because their pay is really shitty without tips in most cases.
Is it the fault of the business and third party company using these people, trying to pay them peanuts for doing these deliveries and wearing out their vehicles? Absolutely, but I don't see anything changing ever- it's a model as old as pizza delivery, so I just try to help them a bit.
Tipping "culture" here is insulting and ridiculous. I see tip jars/cups absolutely everywhere now, in many places they have no business being. Tips are supposed to be gratitude for providing service above and beyond. A person simply doing their job isn't justification. In the US you don't even need a job anymore. Just stand by the stop light and ask for free money. In fact, you don't even have to ask. Just hold a sign and stare at people stuck at the red light until they fork over their cash.
Btw, I find it interesting how quick people are to tip a person delivering something they've already paid for, or for pouring a cup of coffee, or making food you paid to be prepared for you... Yet teachers, who play a far more important role in society, make shit wages and I don't see anyone rushing to tip them. I can say the same for the healthcare workers in long-term care facilities too, taking care of our most senior members people can't be bothered with. But I'm supposed to feel bad for the guy delivering an AutoZone order? Bad news, I don't.
Tipping "culture" here is insulting and ridiculous. I see tip jars/cups absolutely everywhere now, in many places they have no business being. Tips are supposed to be gratitude for providing service above and beyond. A person simply doing their job isn't justification. In the US you don't even need a job anymore. Just stand by the stop light and ask for free money. In fact, you don't even have to ask. Just hold a sign and stare at people stuck at the red light until they fork over their cash.
Btw, I find it interesting how quick people are to tip a person delivering something they've already paid for, or for pouring a cup of coffee, or making food you paid to be prepared for you... Yet teachers, who play a far more important role in society, make shit wages and I don't see anyone rushing to tip them. I can say the same for the healthcare workers in long-term care facilities too, taking care of our most senior members people can't be bothered with. But I'm supposed to feel bad for the guy delivering an AutoZone order? Bad news, I don't.
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Now, fighting for the lowest person on the totem pole is the lowest person on the totem poles job. It's up to them to petition for better pay, or seek better paying employment. It's not my responsibility to supplement their income with endless tax-free donations. Sorry, I mean "tips", for doing what they're already paid to do.
I do vote with my wallet, by not getting suckered into tipping everyone for everything, sending a message to companies that I'm not going to approve their behavior by subsidizing their low wages. It's your job to pay your workers, not mine. Workers need to take up their money problems with their employer and/or their life choices.
The entitled people are the ones who think they deserve tips simply for doing their job and the fools are the ones who feel obligated to do so no matter what because they've been programmed that way. I work hard for my money and I suggest everyone else do the same. Like I said, I don't mind tipping when a person goes above & beyond. Wanting free pity-payments doesn't cut it.
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