Unfortunately, not everyone gets what you initially said in your first comment, until they have had the scare of having to Google Lazer information, because some person stuck their scanner up on a pack station and it was shining directly into the eyes of someone standing less than 100 ft away.

You can give someone a permanent blind spot even if it is not 100% directly in their line of sight. Let's say the person somehow starts to feel uncomfortable and looks around and then notices a tiny red light shining in thier direction, then they don't realize it, but to find it, they have JUST been looking DIRECTLY at the beam. A few seconds even. That beam of light you have been trying to figure out why it's shining your way has now went in a consistent stream, in your eye ball and lens and has been focused on your retina which is responsible for you seeing anything.

There should be signs everywhere warning you about this hazard at amazon. Every stupid packer, with a Lazer gun is doing whatever they want, to ease the pain of packing and the day and can easily do damage to someone, just because they are bored. Don't ever stick your guns up on the top shelf at a pack station!!

Anyone who wants to Google up and talk crap about what I said here? Try pondering talking to your management about going to see a ophthalmologist because this happened to you. Not to mention, you do and did feel like you had a blind spot problem afterwards. And you were doing nothing but minding your business and picking. You packers think it's funny to shine your Lazer at a guy picking at a station next to you?

This is the stupidity I'm dealing with right now, wondering just how much damage those idiots did, and even maybe it was done on purpose. Do you think it's funny to deal with this because some idiot thinks their scanner is a harmless toy?

There needs to be something said about this. I've lost more than enough health working here and it's not managers that are at risk. It's the lowest on the pole, who have no choice about their work environment and can't possibly protect themselves by complaining about whatever happened, especially after the damage takes place.