"If I receive one more complaint from a customer about you, Dwayne, you're fired."
"Okay, Mr. Johnson. Thank you, sir, for giving me another chance."
"I mean it, Dwayne, this is your last chance at your new position," said Mr. Johnson, while wagging his finger in his face. "You're the official greeter. You greet the customers, roll them a carriage, and should they ask you a question, direct them where to go. Otherwise just stand there and smile and try not to look as stupid as you are. Do you think you can handle it?"
"Yes, Sir, Mr. Johnson. Thank you, sir," he said reaching out his hand and when Mr. Johnson shook his hand, Dwayne pulled him closer to give him a big, bear hug, while lifting his wallet from the back pocket of his pants. "Don't worry, sir. I'll make you proud."
"Just do your job, Dwayne," said Mr. Johnson walking away and waving a hand in the air. "Just do your job."
"Welcome to Mall-Mart. Happy Holidays," said Dwayne to an elderly woman and offering her a carriage. "Welcome Mall-Mart. Merry Christmas," he said to a mother with her child.
"Is this your new job, Dwayne?"
"Yeah, Shirley. Mr. Johnson said this is it for me. I'm out the door if I screw up again," he said with a smug laugh. "Did you get it?"
"Get what?"
"Quit screwin' with me Shirley. Did you get Debbie's wallet?"
"Yeah, I got it," she said with a sly smile. "She's so dumb. Behind her credit cards are all her passwords. Duh!"
"We'll have to act fast before she finds out it's missing. She'll return to her locker at work to look, but the store will be closed by the time she notices it missing. In the meantime, we have to get as much as we can."
"Don't worry. Her and Josh are leaving with her Daddy for that religious retreat. They aren't supposed to bring any personal objects. She won't miss her wallet for a week."
"I got Johnson's wallet. I'll fix that fat bastard."
"Get Robbie to pass out the carriages. Let's take a break," said Shirley. "I'm horny."
"You're always horny," he said giving her ass a good squeeze. "Robbie," said Dwayne to a mentally challenged man sweeping the floor. "I'm gonna go on break. Pass out the carriages for a while."
"Sure, Dwayne. Welcome to Mall-Mart. Happy Holidays. Welcome to Mall-Mart. Happy Holidays. Welcome to Mall-Mart. Happy Holidays," said Robbie as he pulled out carriages and gathered them around him.
"Wait until there's a customer, Robbie."
"Okay," said Robbie looking up at Dwayne and smiling.