Honey you're wearing a white converter

Honey you're wearing a white converter and you're supposed to be wearing black converters. Everybody's wearing white converters. I can reassure you that the manager did not tell you that, okay? I'm telling you, you can't wear that. I noticed you didn't know where the crew tones were when the customer asked you. Yeah, I mean, I've only been here a month. It's kind of a big store. I've been here a whole four months. They're an aisle seven. Come on, we need to catch up now. Okay, well, let me verify with the supervisor. I'm saying that we both can clock out now. I see that. But I'm not trying to get in trouble just because we're done. No, no, I'll let boss know that we clocked out early. Okay. Oh my god, you're so funny. Hey, so I know you're all friends with Brady and everything. But we can't be chit-chatting too much. That's what the break is for. Yeah, we're walking from the break room to our workstation. The manager wouldn't appreciate this back talk. How was this back talk? I'm saying what we are doing. You're lucky that I'm the one telling you and not boss. Just so you know, we're not supposed to be standing around doing nothing. You want to help me with the go-back? Girl, we are the same wage. I know. I'm just double-checking to make sure my work is done correctly before I move on. No, no, I think you should help me with the go-back. We are the same wage.