Imagine being so housebroken that you care about shoplifting. :cringe:
I actually feel bad for them, like those are some deep brainworms. So loyal to a faceless corporation paying them minimum wage that they'll turn in a fellow proletarian for petty theft. 100% the boss would discard them like a used tissue to balance the books.
Even regular liberals wouldn't care enough to put effort into stopping someone. This is... advanced bootlicking.
my chud coworker once said that shooting your coworkers for stealing is totally valid
lol
These videos are the worst. I've also seen ones where employees beat up on shoplifters. Fucking stop. You're paid $7,25 an hour and your boss talks about you behind your back, let the person go.
POC gets sentenced to 52246141635146 years in prison by judge, cries POC
they don't even have to be Pee Oh See
bootlickers hate basically everyone not following the rules
this is why I've always looked at the right wing in this country with extreme suspicion, if you hang around places like 4chan you'll see that it's not always a race thing, they don't even like other white people a lot of the time
You can totally press charges against the employee for assault as well, which is way worse than shoplifting. A friend Hank Hill ass manager chase him down block from the store and tackled the dude causing him to nail his head on the sidewalk. Employee of the Month got charged and most likely fired since I haven't seen him around
But like, a faraday cage would have to be made in advance, and it would add bulk to the item being pilfered, no? Seems like a counterproductive strategy? How does something like that fit in a pocket?
Faraday bags exist for law enforcement collecting cellphones so they can't be accessed remotely.
Don't most places have a "No Heroes" policy nowadays, or something to prevent escalating things like this?
They all do, even the people specifically hired for loss prevention are more about deterring suspected shoplifters than actually stopping them. Once you're out with the item, as far as the store is concerned you're now the police's problem, because insurance will cover most of their losses.
Every retail job I had, I was told "if they demand you open the register, do it."
At my retail job it was largely to prevent lawsuits from occurring. Apparently one branch had a problem with a guy getting too enthusiastic about loss prevention and would tackle anyone he suspected of shoplifting, then seriously injured a child in the process. Might just be a story management told us to calm us down, but the reasoning is sound. It's better to lose money on a stolen toothbrush than to have your cashier break someone's arm.
:bootlicker: yum :bootlicker: love me the taste of some polish :bootlicker:
Send this video to a shitlib as evidence for why you should become (as they say) a "tankie"
The awards bother me so much. Like it's not enough to scratch that primal itch of seeing a poor person punished. You have to add a trite emoji on top of it.
Reminds me of that time every MSM outlet was flooded with news of unstoppable horde of shoplifters rampaging through stores and forcing them to shut down.
Then you digs down a little and turns out all of those stores are going to be shut down in advance for months already.
