We are our own biggest customer...wow"Biden claims the economy is booming but noted that "much of it comes from government spending and employment," adding that the government share of GDP is 42%—including federal, state, and local spending."
"This outrageous share is similar to what it was in the Soviet Union in the late 1980s—before the collapse."
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We are our own biggest customer...wow
Something tells me it is a bottom line thing. We see the crimes and think it is cutting into their profit. They just raise the prices to make up for the losses. Don't know the percentage of loss but the risk of them being sued or bad publicity I think out weighs the loss. Plus they are Insured up to a certain point.View attachment 190393
"...It's very difficult to detain someone because we don't want to have an altercation..."
THIS ATTITUDE is what is wrong with retail in that kind of environment. They should be going out of their way to broadcast that they WILL use all force needed to detain shoplifters, then let the idiots play FAFO. Guess what will happen-- the idiot THIEVES will quit going there, and honest customers will flock to the place because it represents Safety.
It's kinda weird how bars still have bouncers... Retail needs to take that mindset if they are doing business in these kinds of locations-- big goddam bouncers at the doors. I do agree with what you stated-- but I think it is a horribly misguided policy and that they have a net LOSS due to theft that they ultimately encourage via shitty fearful policy. Closing stores cannot be a good profit enhancing move.Something tells me it is a bottom line thing. We see the crimes and think it is cutting into their profit. They just raise the prices to make up for the losses. Don't know the percentage of loss but the risk of them being sued or bad publicity I think out weighs the loss. Plus they are Insured up to a certain point.
Reminds me of the passenger United Airlines dealt with that refused to give up his seat and the airport police drug him off the plane. The Truth that never made MSM was the guy had already exited the plane and excepted to be paid to give up his seat. He ran back on the plane and that is when the chaos ensued. Ask anyone who worked for United, they all know the Truth, but it was better for United to admit fault. Their shares fell, flights were being canceled.
What makes me mad about these laxed laws is they are teaching our youth that is it ok to steal up to $900, I think in California right? Notice how companies are firing anyone who tries to stop a thief.
Yep agree. Though Bouncers are used to keep customers from beating up on each other instead of theft.It's kinda weird how bars still have bouncers... Retail needs to take that mindset if they are doing business in these kinds of locations-- big goddam bouncers at the doors. I do agree with what you stated-- but I think it is a horribly misguided policy and that they have a net LOSS due to theft that they ultimately encourage. Closing stores cannot be a good profit enhancing move.
These would stop the economic beating that thieves inflict on the business and every other customer.Yep agree. Though Bouncers are used to keep customers from beating up on each other instead of theft.
Speaking of Bouncers, funny but we just watched the new "Road House" movie...These would stop the economic beating that thieves inflict on the business and every other customer.
Another one--- big banks colluding with government agencies and handing over information about bank clients and what they buy, who they donate money to, etc. etc. etc.... as the government builds criminal cases against people they simply don't like. How in the Fuck is this not on every damn news channel and media outlet everywhere in this country? (Probably because the feds told the media not to run the goddam story-- and they're more than happy to oblige).
It really feels like We are fucked.
Yeah me too, my Son-in-Law bought coins about az month ago.Really, really, really, REALLY wishing I had bought 20 Gold Eagles when I was considering it back in October...
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