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I work for GameStop – men always ask me the same questions and it makes me cringe

A TIKTOKER is revealing some of the questions she gets asked as a female employee at a GameStop store.

TikToker @ikissedsafiree said that a lot of shoppers are surprised that she works there and knows a lot about video games.

TIKTOK/ikissedsafireeSeveral female TikTokers have shared their experiences working at GameStop[/caption]

TIKTOK/ikissedsafireeOne TikToker revealed the questions she is most often asked by customers[/caption]

Her TikTok was set to the viral sound “Miami, My Amy,” by Keith Whitley.

The video starts with the caption “being a girl and working at GameStop.”

It then runs through a series of questions she has been asked at work.

Text over a photo of a man shows the question: “When did you start working here? What’s your gamer tag?”

Other questions included: “Are you sure you know what you’re talking about?”

“Do you have GTA-5?”

Other TikTokers commented, sharing similar experiences from their time at GameStop.

“Worked for GS for 9 years,” @thejetttt commented.

“Was an ASM. Can confirm this is how the female employees were treated. I usually stepped in if I could.”


Another TikToker, @nes.ttv has also been documenting her experience as a female employee at the video game store.

Some commenters on TikTok were actually surprised by that the comments weren’t very offensive.

“That’s far less sexist than I thought it was going to be,” wrote one user.

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Others supported @ikissedsafiree, writing “you are not alone.”

“OMG I swear I’ve witnessed all of these comments just browsing at GameStop, you guys really need a raise,” another commenter said.

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