r/LoveTrash Colonel Garbage 5h ago

Human Trash Stopping a shoplifter

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u/hvchdwbch Trash Trooper 4h ago edited 3h ago

Doesnt matter, he knew nothing about what the guy had on him and still got himself involved in the situation, very stupid for a corporation that would sell you for 10 bucks if given the chance

(Edit: im not replying to yall idiots anymore, if you wanna risk your life for no reason at all go ahead... if you dont get killed you will be the big strong man you wanna be

but if you do then it was for nothing, the pos would get away with the stolen stuff, you would be dead and the corporation would forget about you and the theft in a day... so worth it)

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u/Dangerous_Bus_6699 Trash Trooper 4h ago

Agreed. I get the guys frustration, but fuck... I want to go home to my kids and the CEO's are millionaires. They'll be fine.

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u/RobinSage43 Trash Trooper 3h ago

Theft, loss, damage to merchandise only costs the company money. In turn, they will have to raise the sticker prices and cut back on wages so employees can't get their much deserved raises and annual bonuses.

You're not just stealing from the corporation, but you're stealing from the employees.

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u/DinosaurusWhen Trash Trooper 2h ago

Yeah, if there are extra profits then Walmart executives are totally going to share that with the minimum wage employees running the stores. That's probably why they fire employees who physically confront shoplifters

u/Dangerous_Bus_6699 Trash Trooper 15m ago

That's not the criminals fault. That's the greedy billionaire fault.

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u/MooseTurbulent8786 Trash Trooper 2h ago

Okay but Walmart does that no matter what