Would you date someone who worked as a Cashier?

@34momma (13882)
United States
January 17, 2011 1:38pm CST
Ok, so one of my friends on Facebook asked this question and i thought it was pretty interesting. She said she was in line at Subways and over heard two guys talking. One guy said to the other guy, " I met this great girl and I really like her alot, but I found out she works as a cashier at Walmart. So i dumped her." I thought to myself, what a jacka$$!! Why would you stop seeing someone you really like because they work as a cashier. I mean if he said stripper i would say ok. So that leads me to asking you mylotters. Would you dump someone you really liked because of their job? I don't mean like stripper or some crazy job. If you met a man or woman that you were really interested in, would you stop seeing them because you didn't like their job??
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62 responses
• United States
17 Jan 11
Betcha if she was a stripper and or call girl he would be bragging. , I suppose he is not looking for a serious person to be dating. I mean what is wrong with Walmart. It is an honest pay for an honest day of work. I would not dump a person because of their job at all, and certainly would not be bragging about it either. Firstly, if I met someone and began dating that means I would have to like, not love everything they do, especially if they are working, where as how many do not work and are loved. Naturally, everyone would like their partners to be working in a job which pays well and perhaps with a top position. But to go on and tell others that he dumped her because of the type of work she does, is pretty nasty. I will not go on further, as I think he did her a favor. See she would probably get so hurt by this jerk, in the future so he actually did her a favor.
@34momma (13882)
• United States
17 Jan 11
hey hardworkinggurl, this guy is just a sad person. of course we all want our partners to have jobs that pay enough to take care of all of our needs. but that's not real world thinking. so we make sure our partners at least have a job they like or enjoy and hell make sure they just have a job!! LOL
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• United States
17 Jan 11
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@la_chique (1498)
17 Jan 11
I'm surprised it was a guy who said that about a girl and not the other way around. I guess he must be really shallow. My fiance was not earning a fantastic wage when we met and neither was I but we've helped eachother through and now have decent jobs. Maybe that guy might grow up one day, when he realises what a sad old man he's become.
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@GardenGerty (157546)
• United States
18 Jan 11
Many a woman has worked at a menial job and put her hubby through college, and then got dumped, so I guess this young woman is very fortunate that such a "superior" being dumped her before she could make a slave of herself to help him meet his dreams.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
that's what i said. i can't believe a guy said this either. that's what couples do. they help each other. yes money is very important, but money is not the only thing that's important. i mean life is to short and people are way to important!
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
17 Jan 11
That's rather like saying that he'd dump her because she eats ketchup! It's the person that matters and not what they do for a job. Maybe she was an unemployed brain surgeon. Would he feel the same way then? My Dad has given me lots of advice but the piece that I recall best was: "when you meet a girl look at her eyes. If they are interesting and intelligent then it doesn't matter what the rest of her looks like"! If only I could persuade the Boss to take off her shades.... it's been 24 years now! LOL.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
I love your comparison my friend! LOL!!! what a very smart father you have!!
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@Shar19 (8231)
• United States
17 Jan 11
If he really liked her a lot then it's ashame that he didn't take the time to really get to know her. To just dump her for working at Walmart is ridiculous. She's better off without him. It wouldn't matter to me where the person worked as long as it was an honest paying job and that the person treated me good.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
17 Jan 11
that's what i am talking about Shar19. what does it matter where they work. as long as they are not breaking the law and their job doesn't make them feel bad about themselves... i wouldn't care
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@manleyjoe (1597)
• United States
18 Jan 11
Sounds like he must be looking for a sugar momma to support him and figured Wal-Mart didn't pay her enough to support him.
@sender621 (14894)
• United States
17 Jan 11
Working as a cashier is a perfectly respectable job. it is no reason to not have someone date you. Being a cashier is a job like any other. Your job has nothing to do with the kind of person that you are. someone who dates you needs to realize this.
@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
sender621 you are right what you do for a living is not who you are as a person! thanks
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30 Jan 11
I will think again if he has some job which makes me embarrassed. For example,if your friends told you that they just find your bf is working as a waiter served for him in the restaurant he went to last night. What will you feel?
• Canada
17 Jan 11
Definitely not! That's very shallow and pathetic. Those guys were obviously young and immature. People need to work, and now-a-days, as long as you have a job with steady income, it shouldn't really matter what you, or they are doing to support themselves. Some people are willing to settle on a low paying, and potentially "embarrassing" job, and some are just using it as a little income, or extra income, to get themselves through school or college/university. That guy doesn't deserve a girlfriend if he's going to be that picky. Obviously an extremely egotistical person, that guy was.
@34momma (13882)
• United States
17 Jan 11
Hi Penniestoadream... I totally agre with you. how shallow and sad it is for this guy to do such a thing. hell people are out there with no job, struggling. it's sad really
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@Thoroughrob (11742)
• United States
17 Jan 11
I hope that man ends up alone. That is so ignorant. I would not date anyone that had that attitude and yes, I would date a person that worked as a cashier.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
hell i even dated men who didn't work!! LOL but i would have dated a guy who was a cashier. why not!
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@goldeneagle (6745)
• United States
18 Jan 11
This is really shallow. I wonder what the guy himself does for a living? He should have been thankful that she had a job...
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
lol goleneagle i said the same thing, what does this guy do for a living that he can judge so harshly.
@mommyboo (13174)
• United States
18 Jan 11
No. Who cares what someone does for a job? If people are with other people because of a JOB, then our society has worse problems than I initially thought lol. Now, I do have to clarify if I were younger and single, I would hope the other person lived on their own and at least HAD a job, or perhaps was a college student if they didn't have a job lol. I don't really give two rats tails though what the major is, what college it is, or what the job is. He could be a pizza delivery guy or mow the grass, or work for the FBI, or teach driver's ed, why should I care if he treats me well and comes home to me at night? LOL!
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
You got that right mommyboo! i just want a man to treat me right. to love and take care of his family.
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@cbjones (1147)
• United States
17 Jan 11
Even if you have strong feelings about the way Wal Mart conducts their business, it's pretty messed up that someone would use that as a basis of breaking of a relationship. I don't know if this should really factor into how I feel about a woman. I'd probably ask about her long term goals, and what it is she really wanted to do as a career. The fact that she's currently holding down a job like that wouldn't sway my opinions toward her either way though.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
17 Jan 11
it would not sawy me either. you have to take people for who they are. and not judge them for things like where they work.
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• Philippines
18 Jan 11
hello 34momma, The reason really sucks i mean how can he dumped a girl because of her work the girl's work is decent,what important is the person has a job a decent job i mean the girl is not a looter or a hired killer to be dumped that guy is crazy . happy posting
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@aaquib87 (14)
17 Jan 11
I would never mind dating a woman by looking at her profession. I thin profession is not the only thing has to be kept in mind while dating a woman. It is the nature of that human being.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
I do know people who will not date a man or women who doesn't have that pocket full of money, or that "status" i think it's crazy
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@trader22 (232)
• Jamaica
17 Jan 11
That guy didn't like her for who she is, he only like her for her looks. To be the job doesn't really matter but i might take it into consideration. But the thing is some people have ambition and if someone who is currently working as a cashier but later want to have a top profession then i will give then a chance. But if they choose to remain in that zone then I couldn't deal with that.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
yeah that's what people do. instead of just being honest they nit pick on other things. There is nothing more freeing then being true to who you really are!
@trader22 (232)
• Jamaica
18 Jan 11
yeah, you said, there is usually a relief
• United States
18 Jan 11
No i wouldn't stop seeing someone because of what they do. there are a few jobs that people do that are illigal and some jobs that most people find repulsive but everyone just has to suck it up and ask themselves,im a cashier at subway why did i dump her for being a cashier at walmart?
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
that's because you are a person of morals! this guy is a jerk
• United States
17 Jan 11
You are so correct...what a jacka$$! That is about the most biased remark I have heard in a long time.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
lol!! totally
@sacmom (14192)
• United States
6 Aug 11
Heck no! But that's only because I'm already married! LOL Sorry, I couldn't resist! Seriously though, I wouldn't care if they worked as a cashier at Wal-Mart. I don't see anything wrong with a job like that. It may not be a high status job, but at least it's a job...and a legit one at that. Not only was that guy a jack@ss for dumping that girl, but he was a snob as well. I wonder what made him think he was better than her? Because obviously he wasn't. If anything he was a loser for doing something like that. Happy mylotting!
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@nova1945 (1612)
• United States
17 Jan 11
At least she has a job! Not sitting around collecting welfare. There is no shame in having any job even if it's not what you want to be doing. Any source of income, as long as it's legal and moral, is far better than no source of income at all. After all, it is honest income for honest labor.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
nova if there was a walmart in my area i would be working there too. i need a second job like tomorrow and walmart would be a great place to work!! some people are just to stupid!!
@LadyMarissa (12148)
• United States
17 Jan 11
I think the girl is LUCKY as she never got to go out with such a shallow person!!! It sounds to me he was planning on marrying a woman who would support him so he didn't have to ever work!!! When I like someone, I don't ask what do you do for a living as it doesn't matter. My last hubby was unemployed when we got married & it worked out GREAT for me!!! He believed that it was a man's job to support the woman & I didn't want to quit work to stay at home. To make up for not working, he did EVERYTHING around the house!!! He made sure he was up every morning in time to make sure I didn't oversleep, he fixed my breakfast while I was getting dressed for work. While I was at work, he cleaned the house from top to bottom every day & when I walked in from work, he handed me a fresh made Martini to sip on while dinner finished cooking. He'd bring me my plate & when I finished, he would take my plate & clean the dishes. I NEVER went to bed that he didn't tuck me in, tell me he loved me & kiss me good night. I NEVER left for work that he didn't tell me he loved me, walk me to the car & tell me how much he was going to miss me while I was gone!!! He also made me lunch every day with little love notes to brighten the middle of my day. Did I want him to go back to working??? Oh hell NOOOOOO!!! NO way did I want him coming home from work as tired as I was & not in the mood to take care of me or the house. That man spoiled me rotten!!!! My friends & family thought I was crazy, but I'll trade true LOVE for a job any day!!!! I can see Mr Shallow Hal writing a discussion in about 20 years that he can't understand why he's living alone & wondering why NO woman wants him because he's such a GREAT catch!!!!
@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
LOL oh he is so going to be writing/talking to his friends about why can't he find a good woman to share his life with... what a jacka$$
@zoey7879 (3092)
• United States
17 Jan 11
What a @#&^% ! It sounds as if she was better off without him.. I mean, most people know what jobs the people they are dating do before they actually .. well.. start dating. He should be pleased enough knowing that she's willing to go out and do what it takes to support herself instead of expecting to live off of others. I wouldn't call myself a judgmental person, but I won't date someone who is the military, a member of the clergy, or works at a kill animal shelter, because of personality clashes that are sure to ensue... but I would find out these things ahead of time before a relationship happened, yknow? What a jerk. Glad he dumped her early on so that she didn't get hurt later down the road after time for serious attachment happened.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
she damn sure was.. who cares where she works!! Geez people are a hot mess
• United States
17 Jan 11
I'm a female so if a guy worked at Walmart, I wouldn't dump him but it depends. There may be a reason behind it.. he may be working part-time or full-time to pay for school, maybe he's going to school. He needs money to support his family? There might be a reason but I mean if hes older & this is his ONLY JOB and not going to school then yeah I wouldn't date him but it depends.
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@34momma (13882)
• United States
18 Jan 11
It wouldn't bother me at all if this was his only job. I just want a man who has a job. I am very blessed to have a great man who has a good job. but if he worked at walmart full time and it was his only job, i would love him for taking care of our family.