I was hoping to be able to go to the supermarket on Monday 19th September (after 5pm). But I don't want to be accosted with obnoxiously loud music whilst walking past a CEX store. And I also don't want to be smelling body odour for the rest of the day.
In any case, I feel lucky for the simple fact that I'm walking past CEX, and not walking into CEX on Monday. Unlike CEX workers who are having to go into work, and who are also getting paid minimum wage for their efforts. Whilst the rest of the country gets to take the day off and enjoy the day in peace and quiet.
According to a recent AMA on Reddit, CEX workers can be paid as little as £4.50 per hour. This would explain why the company's stores are staffed by so many inexperienced young people (because they are a malleable workforce), as this would allow the higher ups of CEX to rake in greater profits (so as to allow them to buy more drugs and fast cars).
What are the chances that the lazy higher ups of CEX will be taking the day off on Monday? And what are the chances that the lazy higher ups of CEX will also be sitting back, counting their £profits after ripping off their staff and customers, whilst drinking chardonnay?
Are the higher ups of CEX on minimum wage? And are the hig...