What did i say earlier? Hundreds of thefts occur everyday without recourse. Didn’t you know kids in high school who used to shoplift? Shit I know plenty and they got away with it. It didn’t start some crazy crime wave.
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Replying to @GWalk84 @LyanneMelendez and
Ill repeat this for the final time then im out - you have sucked all of my energy for the day. the issue is with the attitudes of the people who think this is ok - NOT with the specific crime in the video. Altough, its a perfect example, because its not just simple shoplifting
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Replying to @KingCardano @LyanneMelendez and
It’s more creative and bold than most shoplifters.... but not different really. As for your slippery slope. What will happen is some more people will take advantage and then the store will change policy and spend millions to lobby if they need legal assistance.
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Replying to @GWalk84 @LyanneMelendez and
loading up a garbage bag is creative? Bold, yes - BECAUSE THEY KNOW THE POLICY. You and I end up paying the millions in lobbying in the result of higher cost of goods... do you have any points bro? If not, go away
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Replying to @KingCardano @LyanneMelendez and
My point was your slippery slope argument is false. It won’t lead to a massive spike in theft or crime or whatever. Also that’s not how lobbying works. Walgreens not taxpayers would pay for the lobbying there. And yes lobbying is gross, but that’s an entirely different subject.
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Replying to @GWalk84 @LyanneMelendez and
wrong and wrong... monkey see monkey do and walgreens 10000% has to mark prices higher to deal with theft issues. you're just wrong always man sorry
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Replying to @KingCardano @LyanneMelendez and
So your assumption is based on me shopping at Walgreens? Also a few million for lobbying won’t boost prices due to this. You have some weird misguided logic.
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Replying to @GWalk84 @LyanneMelendez and
Theft doesn’t result in higher prices?
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Replying to @KingCardano @LyanneMelendez and
Not really. It would have to be major. Like a luxury vehicle to matter. I work for a manufacturer. Theft is a blip on the radar. Not even brought up. There’s more economic impact from shit talking off shipping vessels into the ocean every year than from theft.
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Replying to @GWalk84 @LyanneMelendez and
Wrong again. You’re wrong about everything: "Shrink drains profit," Passarella said. "For every item stolen, multiple items have to be sold to compensate for the loss. Customers are denied the opportunity to purchase that item. And the cost of dealing with the crime that takes
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Retail theft and fraud equaled 1.34 percent of global retail sales during the survey period. In North America, shrink totaled $42.338 billion, or 1.48 percent of sales, with the United States accounting for the majority of that figure.
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