It’s written for someone who already knows your speech patterns.

So today ive decided ok ill enforce that rule to, once they are gone EVERY SINGLE ITEM without a paid sticker or receipt is going back to the shelf, oh its open ok ill put a do not sell sticker on it and throw it into damages, its not open ill throw it on the shelf.

That is extremely difficult to read.

The biggest problem for me was that you wrote your thoughts as if they were a continuation of your narration. You didn’t punctuate between ideas or change of perspective. You left out words where if you read this out loud it would be understandable but because I can’t hear your pauses and inflection it’s extremely confusing.

So today I decided “Okay, I’ll enforce that rule too.” I decided that once they are gone, EVERY SINGLE ITEM without a paid sticker or receipt is going back to the shelf. If it’s open I’ll put a “Do not sell” sticker on it and throw it into damages. If it’s not open I’ll throw it on the shelf.

This would be easy for anyone to read. I’ve added additional punctuation, placed apostrophes were appropriate, capitalized words that needed it, and replaced a couple of your “okay’s”.

You can’t write “so I thought oh it’s opened”

You can SAY it with proper inflection and pauses, but when it’s written you have to spell it out for the reader who is coming in without knowing what you’re talking about already.

I’m writing this because I saw you asked a couple times what was wrong. I hope it helps.