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I think the position you're referring to is concierge, not chaperone.
by covercash 17y ago
I think the position you're referring to is concierge, not chaperone.
- elblanco 17y agoAt Walmart it's a "greeter".
- stcredzero 17y ago"Chaperone" reminded me about something a cute young college-aged friend of mine said about working at a chain restaurant in Cincinnati. Apparently, that retail space needed chaperones -- the wait staff were constantly hooking up.