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* WhatYouAreintheDark: Is something of a dark inverse of the traditional trope. For the most part, Sandra is soft spoken, sweet seeming, and a major doormat. However, when she is given opportunities where she has power over the people who usually demean her and nobody else is there to notice or stop her, she chooses the to let them suffer, like when she chooses not to save Carol during the tornado in season 2, or in season 4 when Dina is left hanging from a harness for seemingly hours after Matteo forgets about their photo shoot, when Sandra hears Dina yelling for somebody to let her down, makes eye contact, and very deliberately chooses to walk away and leave Dina hanging.
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* WhatYouAreintheDark: WhatYouAreIntheDark: Is something of a dark inverse of the traditional trope. For the most part, Sandra is soft spoken, sweet seeming, and a major doormat. However, when she is given opportunities where she has power over the people who usually demean her and nobody else is there to notice or stop her, she chooses the to let them suffer, like when she chooses not to save Carol during the tornado in season 2, or in season 4 when Dina is left hanging from a harness for seemingly hours after Matteo forgets about their photo shoot, when Sandra hears Dina yelling for somebody to let her down, makes eye contact, and very deliberately chooses to walk away and leave Dina hanging.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Loses all power over Amy once she sees' her doing coke in Glen's office and from then on is forced to cater to her wishes.
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* ParentsAsPeople: Adam is implied to be a good dad to his daughter Emma, but he's clearly not as great a husband to his wife Amy. We're given the impression he doesn't have a stable job, and he pursues business ventures that get nowhere. Amy more than once is exasperated with his lack of responsibility when it comes to money or being as financially supportive to the family.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Her first act on screen is to tell off Garrett & Cheyenne for using their phones on shift, only to later watch the same video they were while she's supposed to be interviewing Amy.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Maya's friendly, even remembering Kelly from briefly meeting her at another store, she defers to Amy's judgment and doesn't even chide her when the staff misbehave in front of them. She also takes the time to briefly mentor Amy and encourage her to further her career after noticing her potential.
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* TookALevelInKindness: In Season 6. Notably, she's the first to give Sandra money to help pay for her cat's medical expenses, despite attempting to kill it in series 5.
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* CoolPet: Owns three sharks.
* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Puts glass bottles of beer in the freezer assuming that's where ice cold Beer comes from.
* HappilyAdopted: Fits inseemlessly seamlessly with Sandra and Jerry, immediately calling Sandra "mom" with all the disaffected and embarrassed affection only a teen can display almost as soon as meeting her.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: 'Friend' in this case is used as loosely as possible. Contrary to his opinion that he, Amy, Jonah, and Garrett are in some sort of tight friend group, Marcus is a lot less popular than he thinks he is. In the later seasons, this is less pronounced, especially as he befriends Isaac due to similar personalities.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: 'Friend' in this case is used as loosely as possible. Contrary to his opinion that he, Amy, Jonah, and Garrett are in some sort of tight friend group, Marcus is a lot less popular than he thinks he is. In the later seasons, this is less pronounced, especially as he befriends Isaac due to similar personalities. However, he's notably not invited to Sandra's wedding.
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* HatedByAll: When she returns to work after [[spoiler:trying to kill Sandra]]'s cat, everybody hates her and avoids working with her, even Glenn.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: He occasionally has (or acts on) what he thinks are good ideas, often based on his socialist principles, only to end up in trouble when they blow up in his face. The health fund he and Amy create falls apart when they realize they've inadvertently created a pyramid scheme, but only after committing to pay several thousand dollars in medical fees.
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** Although it's not elaborated on much, Dina is a prepper. Following the tornado in the series 2 finale she makes sure that the storm center is fully stocked, at one point she insists on rationing to avoid resorting to cannibalism during a blizzard [[note]]It should be noted that the show takes place in a ''superstore'' and the people trapped inside account for perhaps fifteen people[[/note]], and she allows the destruction of Glen the robot on the rationale that it will delay the singularity [[note]]A hypothetical scenario where technology growth will be uncontrollable and irreversible[[/note]]. Despite this, and in contrast to many preppers in fiction, she seems relatively calm about the prospect of an apocalypse, despite at one point claiming it will happen within a decade.
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* TookALevelInBadass: In Series 3, her ideas during the management training seminar include several initiatives that would be impractical, to say the least, creating an aisle maze, Mardi Gras Tuesdays. [[spoiler: She eventually gets selected to the position of floor manager based on her positive ideas and proves to be an effective and well-liked one.]]
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* MoralityPet: An odd example, since the staff are by and large moral already, but they all have a soft spot for Myrtle and will happily do anything for her, despite her middling job performance. Jonah and Amy find massive savings in the budget in an effort to save her job, and Lori's decision to do so prompts the team to try and bring attention to Cloud 9's unethical business practices. Following her promotion, Amy hires Myrtle as her assistant with every intention of simply giving her a salary without her needing to work. [[spoiler: Glenn even gives Amy her ashes before she moves to California, as Myrtle always dreamed of moving there, and in the finale a photo of Myrtle can be seen on the wall of Sturgis and Sons.)
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* MoralityPet: An odd example, since the staff are by and large moral already, but they all have a soft spot for Myrtle and will happily do anything for her, despite her middling job performance. Jonah and Amy find massive savings in the budget in an effort to save her job, and Lori's Laurie's decision to do so prompts the team to try and bring attention to Cloud 9's unethical business practices. Following her promotion, Amy hires Myrtle as her assistant with every intention of simply giving her a salary without her needing to work. [[spoiler: Glenn even gives Amy her ashes before she moves to California, as Myrtle always dreamed of moving there, and in the finale a photo of Myrtle can be seen on the wall of Sturgis and Sons.)]]
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* MoralityPet: An odd example, since the staff are by and large moral already, but they all have a soft spot for Myrtle and will happily do anything for her, despite her middling job performance. Jonah and Amy find massive savings in the budget in an effort to save her job, and Lori's decision to do so prompts the team to try and bring attention to Cloud 9's unethical business practices. Following her promotion, Amy hires Myrtle as her assistant with every intention of simply giving her a salary without her needing to work. [[spoiler: Glenn even gives Amy her ashes before she moves to California, as Myrtle always dreamed of moving there, and in the finale a photo of Myrtle can be seen on the wall of Sturgis and Sons.)
* NiceGirl: Downplayed. Myrtle might make the occasional insensitive or prejudiced comment, but she's generally shown to be a kind woman that hercoworkers clearly adore.
* NiceGirl: Downplayed. Myrtle might make the occasional insensitive or prejudiced comment, but she's generally shown to be a kind woman that hercoworkers clearly adore.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Designed ButtMonkey from day one, by the end of the series she's built up enough confidence that she's HappilyMarried to Jerry and proven herself more than competent enough to become Dina's [[RankUp assistant manager]] after the store closes.
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* CrazyPrepared: When ICE agents raid the store, he pulls out an entire ''dossier'' of legal documents and other evidence to prove he is in the US legally. Anyone who remembers the narratives around Syrian refugees will find his attitude entirely justifiable.
* DeadpanSnarker: The humour around his character comes from the fact that he is a war survivor who now has to deal with the utterly petty circumstances involving the store and comments on them with bone-dry wit.
* [[EmotionlessGirl Emotionless Man]]: He is not quite emotionless. However, his tone changes little whether he is commenting on Amy and Jonah's relationship or recounting the deaths of all his friends in the civil war.
* WarRefugees: He is a refugee survivor of the Syrian Civil War.
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* FriendsWithBenefits: With Dina in Season 2. It doesn't last past that, except for one random hookup in season 4 under ''very'' inappropriate circumstances. [[spoiler:He is later invited to be part of Dina's open relationship in season 6, which gets weird fast.]]
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* MysteriousPast: It's brought up in one episode that nobody knows why Garrett is in a wheelchair, with Jonah spending the episode trying to figure it out. Garrett eventually calls him out on it, pointing out that he doesn't want to be labelled and treated differently depending on the reason behind his disability.
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* ExtremeDoormat: The one thing Jonah can't handle is the thought that someone doesn't like him based on his personality, and if he thinks that's at risk of happening, he will do ''anything'' to prevent it. A mild example is trying to prove that he's "a regular dude" to the warehouse crew by chugging a bottle of ranch of dressing.
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* ExtremeDoormat: FatalFlaw: The one thing Jonah can't handle is the thought that someone doesn't like him based on his personality, and if he thinks that's at risk of happening, he will do ''anything'' to prevent it. it, to the point of grabbing the IdiotBall. This leads to many of the show's plots major and minor. A mild example is trying being when he tries to prove that he's "a "just a regular dude" to the warehouse crew by chugging a bottle of ranch of dressing.
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* FreudianExcuse: In Season 2, it's revealed that his father's hardware store was forced out of business when Cloud 9 moved in down the street, and then it was the only work he could find. That he's working for the company that ruined his family's livelihood goes a long way to explaining his doormat attitude when it comes to them.
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* ExtremeDoormat: Her tendency to selflessly take charge means she also doesn't value her work as much as it's worth, for example, often doing Glenn's job for him. Part of the series is her overcoming this.
* ExtremeDoormat: The one thing Jonah can't handle is the thought that someone doesn't like him based on his personality, and if he thinks that's at risk of happening, he will do ''anything'' to prevent it. A mild example is trying to prove that he's "a regular dude" to the warehouse crew by chugging a bottle of ranch of dressing.
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*FreudianExcuse: It's shown that his parents are very stuffy and unempathetic, and his brother is a full-on arrogant, lying douchebag who constantly puts him down. This helps us understand where his people pleaser and chronic crises tendencies come from.
* LiarRevealed: In season 4, his parents visit, and it turns out that he's been lying to them about having been attending medical school for the last three years. [[InelegantBlubbering They're not the type to take it well.]]
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* ExtremeDoormat: Glenn, Perhaps his most especially within defining feature. Glenn is a friendly boss, but he doesn't have any spine and bends very quickly in the workplace. Indeed, part of his value to corporate structure of Cloud 9.is that he never pushes back against any directive when they relay it to him, meaning pushback has to come from Amy or Jonah instead. He occasionally tries to subvert this and reject the company’s orders to fire Cheyenne and layoff some of his employees, only to revert back to this the moment he becomes uncomfortable.
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**Notably, when he's briefly brought OUT of his pond with a meeting with the CEO, he becomes anxious to the point of vicious anger.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Downplayed since she's ultimately still the same person, but in season 4 she [[spoiler:becomes the new manager. As a result she takes on an initially subtle role of an antagonist as she starts to see how different it is to be a manager and how her new responsibilities put her at odds with the workers that were once her friends. While she's not actively malicious or selfish like many other managers, she very quickly starts to enjoy the perks of being a manager compared to a worker. This reaches it's natural conclusion where, in contrast to previous seasons, she takes a firm stance against unionization in the season finale. While motivated by good reasons since the talk about unions places the store in risk of being shut down, Jonah is quick to note how she doesn't see how what she's doing (breaking up union meeting and asking for names of people most interested in unions) were bad and that she consistently mentions how she's not willing to risk her job.]]
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Downplayed and ultimately adverted since she's ultimately still the same person, but in season 4 she [[spoiler:becomes the new manager. As a result she takes on an initially subtle role of an antagonist as she starts to see how different it is to be a manager and how her new responsibilities put her at odds with the workers that were once her friends. While she's not actively malicious or selfish like many other managers, she very quickly starts to enjoy the perks of being a manager compared to a worker. This reaches it's natural conclusion where, in contrast to previous seasons, she takes a firm stance against unionization in the season finale. While motivated by good reasons since the talk about unions places the store in risk of being shut down, Jonah is quick to note how she doesn't see how what she's doing (breaking up union meeting and asking for names of people most interested in unions) were bad and that she consistently mentions how she's not willing to risk her job. However when corporate sends ICE to check for immigration and she learns that Mateo's undocumented she immediately leaps to try and help him, even telling Jonah that she doesn't care what corporate would think if they found out.]]
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Revealed in a season 4 episode he's somewhere in his *mid-twenties.* Steve Agee was in his late 40's when he began playing the role.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Constantly calls Amy "Rodriguez", in later seasons as an InsultOfEndearment. Still Amy admits it's quite racist and asks her not to do it in front of anyone important.
* NiceMeanAndInbetween: The Inbetween to Laurie's Mean and Maya's Nice.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Was complicit in many of corporates amoral scheme's such as using a bunch of fake write-ups as an excuse to fire Myrtle because elderly employees cost the company money, and giving Jeff a cushy job to keep him silent about it. She also abused her power to make her highly unqualified son [[{{Nepotism}} made manager]], does cocaine at work and was willing to have Osarc Highlands closed down just out of spite for Amy.
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* {{Foil}}: Like Amy, she's a driven NiceMeanAndInbetween: The Nice to Laurie's Mean and hardworking Latina who acknowledges that there are not so many opportunities for women like them. But while Maya sees corporate advancement to be a perfectly fine career path, Amy is more reluctant, since it feels like she is betraying the store's unionization efforts.
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* HaveIMentionedIAmSexuallyActiveToday: Justine really wants her co-workers to believe she has lots of sex. Every indication is given that quite the opposite is true, and her posturing is played for CringeComedy.
-->'''Justine:''' I like reverse cowgirl, because there's no eye contact.
-->'''Everyone else:''' ''*disgusted silence*''
-->'''Justine:''' I like reverse cowgirl, because there's no eye contact.
-->'''Everyone else:''' ''*disgusted silence*''
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* SurprisinglyGoodForeignLanguage: He can speak Tagalog, which he picked up from Mateo's Tita Irma when he began living with her [[spoiler:following Mateo's detainment]]. His pronunciation isn't as good as the actually-Filipino Mateo's, but his fluency is enough to keep up with Mateo in a fast-paced argument.
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* AttentionWhore: Justine is the type of girl who will do or say anything to look cool. All she accomplishes is looking a bit pathetic, but she just keeps trying.
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