On April 5, at a Big Lots store outside Bakersfield, a customer had apparently loaded his shopping cart with 15 big orange jugs of Tide laundry detergent and headed straight out the door.
Two Big Lots managers followed him out – but not to try and detain him or even confront him. They just wanted to get their shopping cart back after he was finished with it.
In the current Orwellian world Good is bad, bad is good, right is wrong and wrong is right. In addition the heads of these big companies are gutless assholes more afraid of nigertive publicity than catching the bad guys..
ReplyDeleteIts not Orwellian, its Satanic.
DeleteI used to be agnostic until this inversion shit started happening. Read the bible. Whats going on is friggin biblical.
Hey Kenny;
ReplyDeleteWhen Big Lots gets finally tired of it and join other companies pulling out of certain areas because the "shrinkage" ain't worth the hassle.
Why whip out the cameras? They covered the faces of the thieves. You've documented the grounds for your termination. You're ill prepared for a physical confrontation, which if occured, with video of that you be excoriated as racist . Sweet they recieved a warm round of applause , though...
ReplyDeleteShe doesn’t have to worry, the whole company is about to go under. So she should be thankful she has a head start on a new job. “Always look on the bright side of life.” - The Life of Brian
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Same thing happened to my son when he was a manager at Eastern Mountain Sports in Philadelphia. People would take high value, small size items out of the store, then walk right back in and demand a credit. He refused to issue them and got fired.
ReplyDeleteThey lost their jobs a little sooner than the rest of the people working there.
ReplyDeleteHow long was the store going to be around if people are allowed to take whatever they want AND the shopping cart to carry it?
The slow (and planned) decent of society into anarchy... one full shopping cart at a time.
Sounds to me as if this poor lady was in a "damned if you do-damned if you don't" situation. The store probably would have fired her either way!
ReplyDeleteNow you know why the Subway employees in the previous story didn't want to help the lady cornered by the bum. In California, as in all communist tyrannies, doing the right thing is punished and criminals are rewarded, so why bother?
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