Office Depot

Like any other retail place, soul-crushing due to grunt work and low-pay.

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Imagine working in a store that sold AOL CD's in today's internet. (They don't but it's kind of like that)

Imagine every person that walked into your store was a technology dinosaur that thinks a fax machine is cutting edge.

Imagine every person who walks into your store is a small business owner who thinks you should have typewriter ribbons for a machine bought in the 50's and expects you to walk them to every item they wish to purchase.

Imagine people who refuse to read and can't make a simple self-serve copy without a "calling corporate" blow-out.

Imagine customers so entitled that they lose their minds when even one person is ahead of them in checkout.

Imagine getting a truck in with one cashier, a manager and a copy and print person and trying to stock shelves all the while listening to whiny entitled bullshit from from the idiots that are Office Depot customers who show up in a Miata to pick up a full office suite of furniture. While you're trying to keep up with 20 online orders an hour.

Just don't. It's not worth it. The customers are the most entitled pricks I have ever had the misfortune to deal with and the stores get ridiculously low hours per week for staff. Too many other stores are paying decently if a retail job is what you're looking for.

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Printer ink, paper. These are an ongoing need, so they'd be the best choice for me. Otherwise: Expo markers (cause I teach). Card stock (to make covers for worksheet booklets). Comb binding spines (but I already have enough). Planner inserts if I was feeling extravagant. (Usually I make my own; see printer ink, paper, & comb binding spines.) More on reddit.com

No. Not unless they have a stand-alone printer without WiFi, Bluetooth or eithernet cable which means NO. More on reddit.com