Just dont J walk into other peoples homes and kill them. thats where i draw the lineI j walk like a motherfucker.
My mom sold designer handbags for years. Company policy was call security and get a description but under no circumstances do anything to stop them. You can literally walk in and take it off the shelf. They're not gonna stop you. Cameras like a casino in the real high end stores though and some even have their own security at the doorShoplifting seems to be pretty easy, and I don’t think a lot of places *really* care. That or they simply have lazy employees . . . Who don’t care lol.
So many times I’ve seen groups of teens walk into a place wearing backpacks, stuffing them, and then walking out.
And no I don’t rat them out bc I care even less than the stores employees apparently.
1. Insider trading - I feel like only stupid people get caught doing this. As long as you're not emailing stock tips and leaving a trail then I don't see how these people get caught. You can't tell me there aren't loads of rich dudes that get together and share insider info while snorting Coke off of some Instagram model's ass. That's why it's so hard for the poor guy to make money day trading. They're competing against people with insider info.
2. Planting evidence - this is another one where only the dumb ones get caught. If you do it right then the only person who's going to claim it was planted is a scumbag criminal with no credibility. And they help your case because 90 percent of them claim evidence was planted even when it wasn't, so people ignore these claims for the most part.
3. Employee theft - this one is so hard to stop that businesses have just accepted it as the cost of doing business. They actually have their accountants project expected employee theft for the coming year based on how much they have every year. Of course they'll fire anyone they catch, but still it's so hard to catch.
What other crimes are too easy to pull off, and if you were responsible for enforcing it how would you catch them?
I think here policy is you can approach them and take them to the back and recover your stuff. I don’t think anybody is allowed to chase people once they step out the doors.My mom sold designer handbags for years. Company policy was call security and get a description but under no circumstances do anything to stop them. You can literally walk in and take it off the shelf. They're not gonna stop you. Cameras like a casino in the real high end stores though and some even have their own security at the door
I think here policy is you can approach them and take them to the back and recover your stuff. I don’t think anybody is allowed to chase people once they step out the doors.
Who boinked your mother.
(It was I)
the security at walmart has become fairly comical the past few years. now they want to look at your receipt as you leave. i just tell them no thanks and keep walking. on occasion though, they will try to stop me and threaten to call the police. i tell them to go right ahead, again not stopping. aint no 70 year old woman gonna take me down!My mom sold designer handbags for years. Company policy was call security and get a description but under no circumstances do anything to stop them. You can literally walk in and take it off the shelf. They're not gonna stop you. Cameras like a casino in the real high end stores though and some even have their own security at the door
Not proud to admit it but, I have torn the tag off of mattresses for years. Never been caught even once
What's the best thing you ever stole?Shoplifting seems to be pretty easy, and I don’t think a lot of places *really* care. That or they simply have lazy employees . . . Who don’t care lol.
So many times I’ve seen groups of teens walk into a place wearing backpacks, stuffing them, and then walking out.
And no I don’t rat them out bc I care even less than the stores employees apparently.
Hell yeah, free beer.I accidentally stole a six pack of beer tonight.
I went to Harris Teeter and they were out of 12 packs of Dale's. So I grabbed two 6 packs. I scanned both at self-checkout but was prompted with the usual "an attendant will be there to help shortly" message, since I was buying alcohol. I didn't pay attention and paid. When I got home, I realized that I only paid for one of the 6 packs.