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The time I have worked at Smoothie Factory last summer. I remembered on my first day, I had a duty to clean the counter shelf. As I cleaned, I mentioned that some of the protein bars on that shelf were expired. So I had a conservation with my manager and asserted him that these protein bars were expired and we could not sold them to the customers. But what surprised me the most that the manager already acknowledged these expired bars as he said it very casual. So then I said "I am pretty sure it is illegal to sell expired food, and it is just plain wrong. Aren't you going to do anything about it?" to which he said "that's why their prices are marked down" I understood that selling expired food is completely wrong and I must prevent this happen
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