The animated short, which has garnered 475,800 views, follows "Kitty" through a typical day at the auto parts chain. "Manager says don't forget batteries and wipers are top sellers today," the video notes, highlighting the constant pressure on employees to push certain products. This financial struggle resonates deeply with people who describe themselves as current and former AutoZone employees who flooded the comments section with their own experiences. The vanilla one.’"Industry Employee ExperiencesThe comments section became a virtual support group for auto parts retail workers, with people who say they work for AutoZone, O'Reilly Auto Parts, and Advance Auto Parts sharing remarkably similar experiences. Why the Video ResonatesThe success of Teacher Kitty's AutoZone video speaks to a broader conversation about retail work conditions and wage stagnation.