Pinching off a leaf seems icky, but fallen leaves are fair game.
257 0 ReplyI wasn’t thinking about it before, but I’m thinking about it now.
166 1 ReplyIs it a crime to enjoy a succulent leaf?
133 0 ReplyIt's not theft, it's basically dumpster diving for living things. Living things that can grow in dirt with some water. They just see lost profit not an actual product loss.
130 1 ReplyYOU'RE STEALING OUR TRASH! REEEEEEEEE!
If you clip a healthy plant without asking the owner first, you're a dick. But if I see you do it at a store, no I didn't. Cause the store made $2,550,000 while I was typing this.
107 8 ReplyKind of reads like an instruction, not a discouragement.
90 0 ReplyIt’s one thing to ban snipping off nodes and such but fallen fuckin succulent leaves? Get the fuck out of here lol
62 0 ReplyThis is likely to prevent people from cutting the plants and later saying they picked up a fallen bit.
53 0 ReplyMy father enjoys grafting plants, he has an apple tree with 15 types of apples on it. Come to find out he's been snipping tiny branches off apple trees at Home Depot....
41 0 ReplyWell how much is it worth? You going to ring me up for a leaf?
35 0 ReplyDownload in progress
35 0 ReplyI love how their primary focus here is teaching you the term and only secondary concern is anti-theft.
35 1 ReplyThis sign is giving me ideas
33 0 ReplyIf I want to steal from you I will. You can try guilting me all you want but I just don’t care.
32 2 ReplyEx-retail worker here that spent a lot of time in aisles, counting inventory, etc.
Steal whatever you want; I don't care. Not my job to look after that shit and I wasn't paid enough for it anyway.
28 0 ReplyOh yeah? Well now I'm just going to proplift even harder!
26 0 ReplyI don't approve of shoplifting, but their cute new word makes me want to try it.
26 2 ReplyMaybe it is illegal in the sense that some succulents ARE invasive species
I do know that people go to garden shops looking for free material for growth lying on the ground, which id argue is unnecessary. Most people who own plants or a garden will happily share with you the fact if you show the ittyest bittiest piece of interest in them, and also share plants as well.
Hell I regularly give out succulent saplings for free or as a gift to friends and people I meet.
So yeah, you can just ask man, it's no biggie
24 0 ReplyI'd never considered this. Thanks for the idea, sign!
20 0 ReplyIn the corpora-fascist future, all plants are copyrighted variants and you merely purchase a license to possess one plant.
21 1 ReplyShouldn't have given it a fun portmanteau name, then.
20 0 Reply"no PLEASE don't spend half your paycheck here then get something for free :((( Pay me more money? I report u!!!!!"
Anyone know what store this is?
22 4 ReplyThings should not be alive if humans can't confine or use them for our capitalist purposes!
17 0 Replyhalf of my succulents at home are from leaves that have fallen off in stores. sue me.
15 0 ReplyTheft of garbage. Sure, store owner, whatever.
16 2 ReplyHeck yeah I would! Oh look, here's a nice one. I think I'll put it next to the car I downloaded
14 0 ReplyLife inherently steals. We steal each others carbon when we die.
15 1 ReplySo you're saying I should just take the whole plant.
14 1 ReplyFunny, I'm actually more inclined to do it now.
10 0 ReplyWe really do live in a dystopia.
So many examples every day.
13 3 ReplyMore like volunteer janitoring with benefits.
8 0 ReplyYou can't, like, OWN Mother Nature man....
7 0 ReplyI fully support this sign. I think I'll print up a few dozen copies, and post them at every garden center in the area.
7 1 ReplyYes I would! A weed plant!
7 1 Reply… picking up…
No, Carl. I clearly up loaded that shit into my biodiversity.
6 0 Reply"Ворованное лучше растёт."
3 0 Replythis is legal.
3 0 ReplySounds like a them problem.
2 0 ReplyGreat… the pirates now have a new argument to beat everyone to death with.
1 0 Reply