Great job to have while going to college. Unfortunately, as a 'sales associate',I had to feel the guilt every time I tried to convince customers on the useless $79.99 5 year 'Picture Tube' warranty, of which $7.99 went into my pay. Nothing like the lines that formed outside the locked doors at 6am to buy those real CHEAP and crappy "Kawasho" 13" color TVs or the infamous "Shintom" VCRs. As they were sold, the customers would return later in the day to get their money back, as they would 'blow up'. Few interesting notes.. The stores were named after the Antar children, and were 'individualizes', as the Massapequa store was called, "MADI", or Massapequa Audio Distributors, Inc. under the "Crazy Eddie" banner. Even as an employee, you could tell there was corruption... Some employees would take stock from the stockroom, and put it in the dumpster in the rear of the store, only to steal it later at night. Auditors would come regularly, and weren't very swift. The ultimate jokes was, to be employed, you had to travel to NYC and take a lie detector test. "Have you ever stolen anything from a past employer?". They should have asked Mr. Antar that question. The experience prepped me, though, to be professional price haggler!