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Thu, Feb 25th, 2016, 01:48 AM #16
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Stealing on earth, does not that you are responsible in heaven, God does not wants thieves in heaven, but I put the trust in God when the eternal Kingdom comes, free things in heaven, free feasts and talents! Yay!
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Mon, Feb 29th, 2016, 05:58 PM #17
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Why not use coupons? I got Aero for just 25 cents and Kit Kat for free using points.
"Freedom is a myth, love is non-existent and privacy is delusional! No right to live or die"
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Mon, Feb 29th, 2016, 09:32 PM #18
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A little bit off topic but this story reminds of when I was a kid and there was a variety store that I would frequent that was owned by a older couple by the names of Mr. and Mrs. Dillon
Every year they would take a vacation and a gentleman friend of theirs would take of the store, and every year a group of kids would gather inside the store.
Somehow they would get that gentleman to go to the rear of the store and the kids would literally take almost every pack of gum off of the gum rack. (I cannot image how long it would take the owners to make that money back)
Any ways, I kind of see the same thing in the coupon game, peelies being taken off of boxes when you actually need to buy the product to get them, tear pads coupons being abused (I walked up to the coupon board at rcss one time and literally watched a lady take the whole pad including the peg that holds them up)
Sorry if I wasted your time
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Tue, Mar 1st, 2016, 11:00 AM #19
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Unfortunately, in these rough times it is only going to get worse. Like I have posted before in other threads, people have been caught taking literally cart loads of food out of stores in my area. And crime has gone thru the roof and people are selling what they have stolen.
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Tue, Mar 1st, 2016, 01:01 PM #20
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At two of the dollarama stores here in Guelph - I see kids and young adults crack open a red bull or red rain and drink it while they pretend to shop. Now if I want one they are close up front or I have to ask for them.
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Tue, Mar 1st, 2016, 04:59 PM #21
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Tue, Mar 1st, 2016, 05:00 PM #22
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Tue, Mar 1st, 2016, 10:18 PM #23
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apparently in my town the homeless are coming in and snacking their way through the dollar stores.
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Wed, Mar 23rd, 2016, 11:57 AM #24
People steal from DOLLARAMA because:
- the shelves are very high, obstructing any employee's view of you, and
- the employees don't give a hoot what you're doing back there fondling chocolate bars down your sweatpants.
This is what I was told by a super-duper scumbag (an unfortunate high school cling-on friend of my beau's). I offered this guy a few days' worth of food for his cat, knowing that he had absolutely no money (his poverty actually hasn't got anything to do with me calling him scummy -- his Everything Else takes care to win that title and more) to take care of the creature, and he said "Nah!"
He went on to say, he would just steal some cat food from Dollarama.
WAT.
Why would someone rather steal, and risk getting caught (AGAIN, in this guy's case) than just take a freezer bag full of kibble and a few cans of wet beef?
In the case of some people, they really feel no 'thrill' or elation from shoplifting -- they do it in some cases to survive (or sometimes in the case of those chocolate bars, to have a little treat so their life is not ALL hard scrabble and no sweetness) and they do it in a lot of cases (as I've seen from this guy's surrounding social group) because they simply don't care.
They have no respect for the store, for others, for the concept of business, or even of morality.
They feel 100% fully entitled to five-finger whatever little trinket or snack they want, because, well, why not? Their life's been legitimately hard, so Dollarama owes them -- everybody owes them! How does Dollarama get off the hook? The lowest among them'll also palm items from people they claim to be friends with, and feel no remorse, feel nothing -- unless they get caught, then their excuse machine or justification engines or in some cases, THE WATER WORKS WAH WAH WAH, that all has to jump in and work double time -- hard work!
Yeah, I have no new or interesting insight on dollar store theft -- just that it's easy to do, easy to get away with, and super fun for creeps.
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Wed, Mar 23rd, 2016, 05:17 PM #25
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Entitlement. That's why a lot of people shoplift.....because they don't believe that they don't deserve it. Victimless crime right? My family owned their own business and my true calling was busting shoplifters. I tracked one down in the adjoining strip mall where they were sitting having burgers. Ya, the police busted them! What a rush! I can't stand shoplifting....and perhaps it's because I come from the retailers point of view. It's infuriating because the people who pay for their products honestly are the ones paying for the crimes with the rising costs of everything.
Also, I would be watching my back before leaving the store too - you ARE from the Shwa!!! And I can say that....cause so am I! LOL
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Sat, Apr 30th, 2016, 01:54 PM #27Free $175 CASH BONUS open Tangerine bank account $50=chequing, $25=savings, $100=savings program use 36121543S1as the'orange key' CAll1-888-826-4374 refer family/friends,$50 to you + $175 to them Earn up to $3,250 Visithttp://www.tangerine.ca/en/referafriend/index.html
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Fri, Aug 5th, 2016, 04:29 PM #28
funniest thread i have ever read. lol why not work part-time at the dollar store put in a few hours and go on a shopping spree? people i tell you.
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Fri, Aug 5th, 2016, 09:25 PM #29
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Mon, Aug 15th, 2016, 10:21 AM #30
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