You’re right - let’s ignore all the poor and middle class workers that have lost their jobs bc of the store closures and shortened hours. And let’s also pretend prosecuting retail theft and wage theft are mutually exclusive.
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Replying to @melG679 @adamjohnsonNYC and
Yes I’m right that you don’t really care about workers. Just a blowhard with an agenda
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Replying to @TheYoungJurks @melG679 and
You don't care about workers dealing with rampant shoplifting and losing their jobs due to stores closing
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Replying to @3Sentinel4 @TheYoungJurks and
as someone who worked retail: retail employees do not care about shoplifting. shoplift all you want. It doesn't change any of the employees days.
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Replying to @drstexy @TheYoungJurks and
Right you care about having a job, which many don't after stores closed due to shoplifting
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Replying to @3Sentinel4 @TheYoungJurks and
They don't close due to shoplifting.
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Replying to @3Sentinel4 @TheYoungJurks and
Where did you find this information? Is it the corporation? Are you going to just take their word for it? Why should anyone?
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Replying to @drstexy @3Sentinel4 and
The founder talks quite a bit about their store traffic being down…if you an owner trying to please investors what’s a better story for store closings? Use your brain
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Replying to @TheYoungJurks @drstexy and
Gee, why would traffic be down when there is rampant crime
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that's just an anecdote. You haven't even shown crime is rampant beyond normal.
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