I have a very honest and authentic question for all you ppl who work in shoe stores. Please answer respectfully.
Back in about 2017, I started noticing thst anywhere in america, as soon as I walk into a shoe store, I am immediately bombarded with several employees who call me "boss man". They say "hey boss man" and "what's up boss man" and "what you lookin for boss man".
It's all the same, no matter what store I enter. So here's the deal. There is obviously some reason for this. So here is my question:
1. Do all ppl who work at shoe stores in america go to some sort of annual professional conference for shoe store employees where they are lectured and told that all customers like being called "boss man"?
2. Do all ppl who work at shoe stores in America have to watch some sort of training video that instructs them the most effective way to approach all customers is to call them "boss man"??
Look, there is some sort of reasoning for this. I would like to get to the bottom of it. Obviously there is some sort of high entity up the ladder that is instructing all shoe store employees in America to call people boss man, or they wouldn't all be doing it.
Every single one of them do it. It's all exactly the same old game. Same exact wording. Every shoe store in america.
So what exactly is going on here?