Retail gays, this one’s for you…
Dtone (@DelMasif) is a Los Angeles-based influencer/comic/OnlyFans model who moonlights (or at least pretends to moonlight) as a Target employee.
He recently posted a TikTok of all the dumb/annoying questions customers like to ask and how he wishes he could respond. (As a team of former retail workers ourselves, we totally feel this.)
In another TikTok, he details even more ridiculous requests made by customers along with how he’s been trained to respond versus what he wishes he could say. (Again, as former retail employees ourselves, we feel seen.)
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Equally as funny as Dtone’s videos are the thirsty comments people have been leaving.
“He’s fine af,” one person noted.
“Heading to Target,” another said.
“I swear Target workers got the fittest men,” a third person remarked.
“What Target is this,” a fourth person said. “Asking for uh… friend.”
While we hate to disappoint, we’re pretty sure Dtone doesn’t actually work at Target (as one commenter noted, the fact that he’s not wearing a nametag is a dead giveaway). But his videos still ring oh-so-true for anyone who’s ever worked in customer service.
Related:
Ann Coulter is having a panic attack on Twitter over her recent Target.com order
The customer is always right. Unless it’s Ann Coulter.
bachy
It’s funny to act with such contempt to a patron making a simple request for help? Would be really funny if one of those patrons bitch-slapped her six-ways-to-Sunday for her sh!t attitude.
Bromancer7
You have an absolutely amazing skill for always being on the wrong side of a discussion. Did you train for this or is it just a natural talent?
bachy
I’m just part of the discussion, Bromancer.
That is, if discussion is still allowed by the Thought Control Tribunal…?
Kangol2
On the one hand, I hope this doll keeps his job, because he’s running down customers and essentially filming derogatory material at his workplace.
On the other hand, he is wearing those briefs out. Talk about “Baby got back!” Lord have mercy! That @ss deserves an Instagram of its own!
HalcyonDays
The whole concept of creating social media content while at work is bizarre to me. I’m surprised companies allow it.
I’m an Old Gay, but it was always my understanding that while I was at work I represented the company. No place I worked would allow me to publicly critique clients/customers even in a general way.
He has a great ass, but does Target really want to pay him to make vids showing it off?
IvanPH
Doing TikTok while working is totally unprofessional. Hopefully, he has a kind boss who would not fire him for this.