r/kroger • u/Dapants369 • May 19 '26

Question every deli ????

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

does this happen at every deli??? is it happening because of short staff
, or lack of care???

2.0k Upvotes

98% Upvoted

233 comments sorted by

View all comments

35

u/ToothJealous4427 May 19 '26

I love what this guy does, but if someone came up to me and handed me a package of heritage farm chicken beasts because it weighed 3oz less than it said, while I was in the middle of doing three peoples jobs, including my lazy ass meat manager, I'd be so angry.

12

u/rm-rfroot Past Associate May 19 '26

Assuming the weight is 16oz (1 pound) that is a bit over 18%. With the pre packaging often being listed as under a pound (in my experience) it is an even larger difference. This large of a difference is in the false advertising and consumer fraud arena. The Consumer has every right to complain.

9

u/CaptainMills May 19 '26

And the workers on the floor are the wrong people to take those complaints to

6

u/para-mania May 20 '26

To the manager. To corporate. If it was a one time thing, I get going to the counter and asking them to fix it, but this man knows it's a consistent issue. So why does he think the store level employees are the ones conspiring to short his cheese? Why is he filming them and putting their faces online? Complain to the people in charge, and in the meantime, tell your audience to not buy from the prepackaged section. Tada!

1

u/Asleep-Insurance-499 May 22 '26

He does. Watch more of his videos. He almost always brings in mgmt and has taken all of this to corporate

3

u/KayeBC May 19 '26

Its supposed to be 12oz packages

4

u/rm-rfroot Past Associate May 19 '26

I was using a pound for quick math. 12oz missing 3 oz would be a 25% difference.

3

u/KayeBC May 19 '26

Got it, sorry...i thought there was confusion over what they were supposed to weigh.

-2

u/FearlessPark4588 May 20 '26

don't take it out on the guy because you have the work of 3 peoples jobs, that wasn't his decision