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I went to Fry's today to buy some compressed air to clean my computer. When the employee at the door asked to see my receipt (after I paid for it), I said "I'm not a shoplifter. Go to hell." I kept on walking out. They can't stop you, and if they do, they pay.
Did it feel good to abuse the employee because you didn't like the store's policy?
I happen to know quite a few managers of some of the finer uptity Department Stores, in Palm Springs, O.C. and elsehwhere.
Being attractive and young, has not stopped certain people from stealing the department stores blind.
The cost associated with theft is unbelievable. It ends up costing these merchants so much in money and loss revenue.
So many of the crooks today, are younger, and a lot more women then ever. Believe this, even some rich looking folks, whose children are even in on the escapades.
There are more thiefs then any of us can imagine, really this is sad for the retailers. You would think that there are more teenagers, stealing, i have been told that there are more middle agers and older doing the stealing.
Hmmm.... just my opinion, but I don't think you get the post. Not sure of too many children that are using credit cards to make a purchase at a cash register.
Wasn't the Patriot Act a Republican thing signed off by Bush? I am pretty sure Bush sold our freedoms down the river in the name of security after 9/11 and the rest of America let him.
Nope. Joe Biden was the author of the PA.
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