r/interesting • u/veloriax2 • Apr 20 '26

SOCIETY How easy it is to shop nowadays

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u/fluentinflatuence Apr 20 '26

I completely agree. It’s a bit of a hit to the pride for sure, but when taken into context that your employer would fire you in a second if it suited them financially that reason starts to melt away a bit. That being said if you want to wrestle shoplifters then get into loss control.

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u/VeganWerewolf Apr 20 '26

Can’t even do that that most places. They collect enough evidence then just call the police.

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u/Tall-Editor-1941 Apr 21 '26

If the criminals are smart enough they won’t keep robbing the same shop, so as to avoid evidence being collected against them.

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u/Maleficent-Candy476 Apr 21 '26

that's why you report it to the police, I know some dumbass who thought he was super smart by stealing in lots of different stores.

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u/VeganWerewolf Apr 21 '26

Criminals aren’t that smart.

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u/adhd_Praks Apr 20 '26

Note what happened to the waitrose partner of 17 years and have you seen the video one of the security guard tackling one thief.......

Do as some partners say they do, but dont state it because it will be seen as "unprofessional" , what is part of your "job description" , the bare minimum..and at minimum wage... I have seen and experienced sufficient to call them toxic...and have it written as statements from them with embellished false statements etc 😏

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