@sassymmmm wrote:
I also remember doing a shop several years ago with a top age limit of 45. Any guesses what type of shop that was? If I added a must be female restriction?
Maternity shop of course. lol I think that one makes the most sense of any. lol
Yeah, I saw that.....the only ACL shop I've done for them was actually a retail shop last year, and it, too, had an age limit up to 98!!! So, last year, at 63, I did the shop and got some very nice feedback on it, too! Nice to know some of us shoppers fit their demographics!!@kenasch wrote:
ACL has several restaurant shops with a top age of 98. I guess I'll be mystery shopping for a few more years.
Hi Theresa4gtl! Welcome to the Forum!! There is a TON of helpful information over on another thread of this Forum, just for new mystery shoppers! Here is the link.....there is far too much to mention here. So, sit back with a cup of whatever you like to relax with, kick your feet up, and read away...you will learn lots and lots, especially from the long-time, experienced shoppers on here. Here is the link: [www.mysteryshopforum.com]@Theresa4tgl wrote:
Hi! I am 59, just getting started. It's sad that we're treated differently because of a number by some. Wisdom and experience can go further in assisting businesses alongside with youthful creative ways. Any advice? :-)
100% with you, was a bit surprised when I was going to respond to Steve's thank you and it was closed????@LisaSTL wrote:
I can't figure out why that thread was shut down unless a troll has been allowed to take over the forum.
@GramDeb wrote:
I just watched an HBO documentary, "If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast." Carl Reiner, Dick Van Dyke and others. All over 90 and still working. Very inspiring!