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Shannon Will Never Shop There Again
Mojo In The Morning

Shannon Will Never Shop There Again

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June 4, 2025 | 00:12:12 | Leisure

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This studio is going to forever smell like salsa. I'm so sorry. Oh, it's all right. We had the nice people, the neighbors next door to us here in Eastern Market. Was it Aunt Ren? Aunt Nees. Aunt Nees. Aunt Nees. Boy, Big Lowe's. Aunt Nees brought in all this salsa and chips and stuff. Shannon spilled it on her knees.

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Guys, look at my pants.

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Oh, they're white. Are those white pants or cream-colored pants?

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They're like cream-colored pants. I spilled them. I spilled the entire thing.

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How did it happen? How did you spill it?

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I went to pick it up to put it in the garbage. The entire thing of salsa is spilled all over the floor. I'll give you a hint.

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The worst of the whole deal is where the actual stains are, too. Because the stains are all over the front of your pants.

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It looks like I had my period. It kind of, yes. Like, yeah.

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The worst, I always say that the worst is what you spell. Like, I hate spilling grease on my clothes. Because instantly I start thinking I'm never going to get it off.

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I'm never going to get this out.

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And Chelsea's mom taught me Dawn dishwashing soap is the godsend. That and there was something else that she did. It was a Wham-O or something like that.

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Honestly, I'm more concerned about the smell in the studio.

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Because you know they don't wash the carpet. Well, don't worry.

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I'll bring in my full X tomorrow morning that cures everything.

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We smell like a Taco Bell or Jose's Tacos down the street right now. That's all right. Could be one.

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I'm so clumsy.

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I wasn't on you. Phone number 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548 is our telephone number. here's an interesting one shannon says that she will never go back to the store and shop in person ever again because of the pushy sales people it's one of my favorite stores too top three

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favorite stores and i went into the mall the other day went into this particular store you know those stores that you go into half the time you can't find anybody to help you but this was like the opposite where i think every salesperson in that store like just swarmed me and i wasn't even really looking for anything in particular and it was like anytime i locked eyes with somebody they came up to me and they were like oh what are you shopping for are you going on a trip what size are you let me show you what you got in and it was to the point where i was like i finally just left because i was so irritated that i couldn't even just shop in peace without somebody asking me let me show you what we just got in today what you know what what kind

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of a store is it it's a female a women's clothing store and the people are do you think that they're just being ultra friendly or do you think that they're pushing trying to sell you something

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really no i think they want commission and to be honest with you i don't even know if you get commission at this store but it sure felt that way because

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it was non-stop yeah do you uh like when people walk up to you and at anything could be anywhere

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Thank you.

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car dealerships you know kind of reminds me of are this all way all the time but now i feel like mall stores turn into car dealerships and they walk up to you and say um can i help you with anything like do you like that i like that because if i need help with something i will

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one million percent find you because i know that you will get the the commission or the whatever the bonus for selling me something and in this case there was one girl who was actually helping me i had asked for a different size and something and she was like oh i'll start to a fitting room and then it but it i at least 10 other people came up and asked to which is really helpful but there does come a point where you start to feel attacked yeah did you work in reach anybody working retail i did but i stayed behind a the checkout you're the person checking because i

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wonder what they tell you to do because like for me if i'm walking in there i at least want people to be visible and in the area and when i walk in hey i'm here just in case you need something like let me know you're there and available but i'm a grown-up what do you want them what do you want them to say to you the moment they see you hey if you need anything i'm here my name is kev

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Do you like it when they walk up to you and go, hey, how are you doing? What's going on? Can I help you with anything today? Do you like that at all?

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Hey, I'm Kev. If you need anything or assistance, just give me a holly. That type of vibe.

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You know what this reminded me of? And I can say this now because they're no longer in business. And I loved their stuff. But when you walked into an art van, you kind of felt this way.

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Yeah.

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Like everybody came at you from every single angle. And you were like, okay, we're looking for a couch. if i need something i will find you just let me take a deep breath you know what and back away

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from you know what the visual is for me the visual of the art fan was the person that came with a you know those books that they have like legal pads inside of them but it's like a leather bound book yeah and it's like they would have their leather bound book in their hand that wasn't necessarily a clipboard it was like a fancy clipboard and they would hey how you doing what's going on and then they had their business cards and they would always give you their business cards like i would walk through an art van which the furniture store you know was obviously you know trying to sell you as much furniture as they can i can do it i would walk out with 12 business cards i'd be like i got like 12 people that walked up to me during the whole thing but

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that turns me off it turns me off and they always used to be sitting on the couches right when you

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first walk into the store like you can't even walk past the ottoman do you like it when you check out at the store and they'll ask you who you worked with like they'll say well who helped you today because they'll do it and i'll be like the girl with the black hair like i don't i don't

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know i always like to give credit where credit is due yeah i just don't want to have to remember

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18 what's up alexis hi hi how are you first time long time what's going on alexis shannon says

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shopping at this particular store in the mall is like going to a the bar market in birmingham a singles bar everybody's walking up all the time talking to you yeah i used to work at menards and

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it was actually a requirement for us to walk up to every customer make contact ask them how they're doing what what project we can help them with and uh i mean you'd be surprised a lot of people get real annoyed with that you know hey i know what i'm doing let me let me shop kind of thing so uh

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can i tell you something though menards has so much crap in it like they literally you're the It's the only place I know that you can go to and buy home improvement stuff to buying candy.

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And somebody's playing the piano very beautifully.

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It's craziness. In the middle of the store.

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Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, unfortunately, the location I worked at, I didn't have the piano. But yeah, no, it's one of those things, you know, where people come in and yeah, I mean, you go into Menards and you think you know right where to go look for something. And lo and behold, it's on the other side of the store.

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My favorite thing at a store, though, is when somebody walks up to you and they do this at Menards. more so than they do it at Lowe's or Home Depot, and you say, hey, I'm looking for Christmas decorations, and they don't say aisle seven or point to it. They walk you to it. Yo. I love when they do that.

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Is that a Target thing?

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Yeah, no, they actually, oh, sorry, go ahead.

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Why, do they do that at Target for you? Every time that I've been at Target and I ask for something, I've had a couple people look annoyed because they had to walk all the way across the other side of the store,

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but they take you to it. Oh, really? I see. I experienced that at certain stores, but Menards is one of them. At Home Depot, honestly, it's like you get lost in that store.

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Yeah, no. Actually, at Menards, we're supposed to. They teach you when we're going through training and orientation. It's a requirement. If somebody asks for something, you walk them to where they need to go.

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Yeah, which is great. That's a great...

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The thing to do. What's up, Nia? Hi.

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Hi. So I was going to say that when I was in the Bahamas at the souvenir shop, I think it was like this show.

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Can you talk on your phone? What are you talking on right now? You sound like you're talking into the toilet.

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Oh, yeah. Wait, can I...

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Where are you?

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Can I take it? Take it off. Take it off, speaker. Can I take off my earphone? Okay.

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I don't know. I can't hear you. You sound...

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It's very echoey. Okay. How about now?

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A little better. Still saying. What's going on?

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I was going to say when I was in the Bahamas, there's a souvenir shop and like everybody would come up to you and like ask you if you wanted to buy their stuff. And it was so annoying.

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Oh, so that that's interesting what you're saying. You're saying that when you're stopping into those stores, it's like going to one of those island type vacation places where they're all trying to haggle you for things. That's what it feels like going through some of these mall stores. It's true.

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And I know you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't, because then you go to certain stores and you can't find a a damn person yeah to help you at all so but it's just somewhere

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in the middle of you really nice hey callie what's up callie hey there my biggest pet peeve is when you go to the checkout and the person behind the counter asks you three to six times do you want to store credit cards do you want to like a friend of mine used to work at a place in the mall and i know she said it was required they had to ask a minimum of three times but at that point i just get so annoyed that i'm like i don't even want whatever i'm buying anymore just stop asking me

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and then they tell you how much you could save on your purchase with that credit card like they get

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super specific and and the purchase is only ten dollars you're like why would i do it for ten dollars you know it's funny that is the big thing and then i hate when they ask you to make a donation to whatever their thing is that they're doing a charity donation for uh zach what's up It's Mojo in the morning.

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How's it going? Good, man. First time caller. Hey, buddy.

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Zach, don't move through.

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I have an issue with buckle stores.

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Okay. Because buckle does this?

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Yes, buckle does this a lot. Every time that I go into a buckle store, I get swarmed. And I just want to look at some jeans, look at some T-shirts, and I don't enjoy it. Oh, that's a brand. And I used to go in quite a bit.

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You ever heard of a buckle? Yeah, you never seen a buckle in the mall? I thought he was just, like, a store specifically for Buckle. Yeah, Franklin Park Mall. Buckle. Buckle is interesting. I've only been in there a few times, and I've gone in there, and each time I've gone in there, I swear to you, you're exactly right. They swarm you. They're like sharks. It's like dun-dun-dun-dun. You're waiting for the Jaws theme to come up. Christine, what's up?

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Hi, first time, long time. Hey, Christine. Hey, Christine on the phone. meaner meaner okay so i always call um sorry furniture stores sharks because the second you walk in there they swarm around that's true yes yes swarm around you and then you get hit by one and then you get hit but then i want to leave i just want to go i know yeah i don't want to be

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there anymore yeah i'm telling you and they're always trying to sell you something that you don't want like you went in there specifically to go look for a coffee table and they want to sell you the couch the love seat the kitchen table in a bundle but if you don't you're gonna be screwed uh poncho wants to remind us of something that i totally forgot about what's

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that poncho what poncho i remember you guys moving up yeah what i remember when you guys moved into that building you guys had a rule that you guys would not eat food there here you are spilling

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the food everywhere i know yeah listen that lasted what six months less than six months

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now now this is brand new like unopened package food yeah it is kind of different this is different than you know yeah having a somebody bringing us home and then that's kev by the way who will not

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eat homemade food from anybody yeah we were going to try to keep this place clean that lasted all

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sorry we need to have where is hi this is ed is ed hogopian this is ed hogopian will ed hogopian come and help us clean will he help us clean our our carpet please i didn't have a meeting with

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tony today i'm gonna look with this he's gonna be like all over my face do you have mexican food

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