Man, I never realized so many people actually shoplifted

[Brofato]

I remember when I was 12 I stole two pairs of jordans and a pair of airmaxes from FootAction , came through with my bag partially open and a expired credit card to make it look as if I intended to pay and asked to try on three of the shoes and the person working gave them to me I idle for a minute and sport them then I ask to retrieve one more pair and he goes too the storage room to get it . When he left the girl cashier gave me the look because she already knew what time it was , then I quickly put two of them in my bag fled the scene with the other pair in my hands , idk if son was attempting to chase me because I didn't look back but I know I successfully finessed three pairs of kicks and was feeling flee for that whole entire summer

Maybe the shoe stores I went to got worked by this too many times but they didn't have this kind of system.

All during my childhood you the guy helping you gave you one shoe to try on and if you wanted to try it on the other foot, he went to the back to get you the other shoe and you never held both until you were at checkout.

 

[GetInTheTruck]

Word back in the day Id catch mad old ladies stealing makeup at CVS. I wouldn't blow their spot though, just sneak up on em with the :smugcudi:

 

[FSP]

I used to be a perpetual shoplifter. Probably stole more than $5000 over my career.

It's all about the employees. If you sense they don't care you can literally walk out with whatever you want. This is Publix

Then there are other places with surveillance systems so sophisticated that they can read the time off your wrist watch, record in high definition, do facial recognition scans, have plain clothes police officers in addition to dedicated asset protection staff on duty around the clock. This is Target

Never shoplift from Target