One hell of a condensing

I have no respect for people shoplifting non-essential items (like makeup, etc) but essential items like food is a different story.

We judge ourselves by our motives, but others by their actions.

At Walmart, or at least the one I worked at, every single case and jar of baby formula was tagged with a security strip that sets off the alarms at the door, on the inside of the container to make it difficult to remove. Baby formula was the most stolen item in the store. It's also one of the most expensive food items in the store.

Coincidentally, I would also find empty packaging with the security strip still attached in the handicap bathroom that was far away from the front doors and the alarm sensors.

I'm certainly not a snitch, but my respect only goes towards people who are stealing what they need rather than what they want - the former is surviving the struggle, the other is kleptomania

Here people are stealing expensive cheese and meats to sell to pay for drugs

I'm not particularly sympathetic towards that.

What about someone who helps and teaches others how to shoplift effectively?

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stealing a loaf of bread? good

stealing silver from a bishop? also good because he'll also give you some silver candlesticks too

But if Javert casually nukes a couple of planets with trilithium, nobody cares

Another reason that I need to read this book!!

Fuck that, I'm going to say something.

Whoever you shoplift you raise the price I pay at the store.

Wikipedia article on fried dough? What am I missing?