Built by retail workers.
Powered by caffeine, understaffing and emotional damage.

Retail Receipts is an anonymous retail podcast created by two retail workers still surviving the chaos every week.
For now, we go by:
UNDERPAID & UNDERSTAFFED.
Pretty much the retail experience in two words.
This podcast exists for everyone who has:
- survived a Saturday shift
- been screamed at over a voucher
- hidden in the stockroom for “just two minutes”
- worked while completely understaffed
- questioned every life choice during a delivery shift
- or developed an eye twitch from hearing “can I speak to the manager?”
If you’ve worked retail, hospitality or customer service, you already understand the vibe.

So what actually is Retail Receipts?
Retail Receipts is a podcast built around the stories retail workers never forget.
The shifts that still haunt you.
The conversations you couldn’t make up if you tried.
The moments that somehow became workplace legends.
Episodes will include a mix of:
- retail horror stories
- workplace debates
- customer interactions
- unhinged retail moments
- listener submissions
- recurring segments
- and the kind of conversations that happen after a long shift when everyone’s mentally exhausted.
Some stories are hilarious.
Some are painful.
Some sound completely made up.
Unfortunately, most of them aren’t.
Retail Court
Retail Court is our recurring verdict series where retail situations are put on trial.
A customer complaint.
A workplace argument.
A coworker betrayal.
A management decision nobody understands.
Then we ask one question:
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY?
The listeners become the jury while we debate both sides and attempt to decide who was actually in the wrong.
Sometimes the customer is guilty.
Sometimes the management is guilty.
Sometimes everyone involved should probably be banned from the building.
Why stay anonymous?

Simply put, because we still work in retail.
Retail workers deserve somewhere they can speak honestly without worrying about managers, customers or coworkers recognising them during their next shift.
No fake corporate positivity.
No “the customer is always right.”
No pretending burnout is “part of the job.”
Just honest conversations from people still living the reality of retail every single week.
Names, stores, locations and identifying details can always be changed or anonymised before stories are featured.

What counts as a receipt?
Honestly?
Probably more than you think.
- Customer meltdowns
- Coworker drama
- Management disasters
- Near walkouts
- Weird interactions
- Wholesome moments
- Night shift chaos
- The shift that nearly broke you mentally
If it happened in retail, we want the receipt.
Submit your receipt
Your story could feature:
On the main podcast
On Retail Court
Or in a future listener episode
Whether it’s funny, stressful, ridiculous, painful or completely unbelievable – send us the receipt.