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Anonymous  07/07/23(Fri)14:33:02 No.433589837▶>>433590907
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You don't even have to do all that. Just grab a bunch of items from different areas, the smaller the better. Clothes is also one. And then forget your wallet and leave. All those items have to be re-stocked back before the store closes. Employees will love you because they have to stay past their scheduled hours to finish the carts. They already get very few hours because retail stores are getting cheap and expecting 1 person to do the job of 2 people now, so all you get is pissed off managers and happy employees with more money in their pocket.

When the target lgbt boycott started, this is what hit their bottom line the hardest because Target is one of the worst stores to re-stock items on shelves from.

All of those filled carts that had to be restocked cost them more money in wages than the actual LGBT boycott itself.

This trick also works at Walmart. The smaller the items, clothes, etc. the worse it is because every item has to go exactly where it goes, they can't just put it in random places or they get in trouble
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Anonymous  07/07/23(Fri)14:52:14 No.433590907▶>>433591656
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Anonymous  07/07/23(Fri)15:38:23 No.433593436▶>>433593584
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Since this thread is coming to a close, if you like to live dangerously and like a dumbass and don't use the smart self check out "oops I forgot to scan it/I don't want this item anymore" method, it's very easy to tell if you've been made and are being followed.

In order for them to make a stop, they have to physically view you CONCEALING the item. Opening a package on camera or in front of them is not enough for a stop. They got so many lawsuits from false accusations and bad PR that they require them to personally witness the concealment and consistent trail to the door themselves. Each retail store unless if it's in the bad part of town has very few and hilariously understaffed AP. Usually one on cameras, and one walking the store. The same principle for being tailed in cars like the movies applies here. If you walk in an aisle, turn around, or keep circling around multiple aisles and running into the same person (on their phone, only one item no cart, shorts, glasses or hat), chances are this person is AP, is following you, and they've made you. They will keep following you and not break eye contact in case you decide to put the item you concealed back. If they see you put it back, they can't make the stop anymore since you're not stealing, just damages. It's drilled in their training that if they happen to stop someone, and this person turns out not to have the supposed stolen item on them, they will get reprimanded to a 3rd level-right before termination write up or terminated on the spot. Many AP get fired for this which is why even if they know you stole, but didn't physically witness you, even though they have you on camera, they let you go, because they don't know if you put the item back somewhere else. They don't want to lose their job and it's cheaper for retail stores to fire the AP than it is to defend them, etc. they become a liability because they weren't following their strict training.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc5knPmTN74
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