wish I could pay you to lift for me lol

interesting. thank you

Thanks!

I've never tried a DNA. That still works these days on AMZN?

I don't understand what you're saying. Are you wondering if you can exchange cheap clothing for expensive clothing at another store? I don't know any store that allows that.

True DingDong just got caught and had the police arrest him however. The risky part was probably: a) wahlnart b) purchasing something then stealing something - makes no sense to do this as it draws more eyes on you. Might as well just conceal or do a walkout.

3 days later DingDong got caught lol

I mainly lift from grocery stores. I just find stores that don't have receipt checkers and just walk out. I've had good success in wealthy neighborhoods. I usually go when it's really busy like on a Saturday afternoon and make sure I have an old receipt. Usually there's a pharmacy, so I try to walk in a way that it looks like I purchased my items using the pharmacy since you can checkout there too.

DingDong's method is still risky if they have a receipt checker. Your receipt shows you bought 3 items but you have 30 in the bags... not gonna work

:) When I go to a dollar store, I usually conceal stuff in my bag but still buy something. Often, I'll give whatever I buy to the cashier. Usually a drink or a bottle of water. Just a small way to stand in solidarity with my fellow working-class members. Often, they are really old too and I feel bad for the elderly who have to work.

woah inspiring

Donate to a thrift store or give away as gifts (good idea).

I usually just get food because I don't make much money. I did lift some organic skim milk which was absolutely delicious. Much better than conventional.

where did you go? bye-bye-b@by?

Every business in existence claims to be a family business.

If you have a fake ID you could try something like this: https://abc7.com/thief-fakes-test-ride-steals-$5k-bike-from-oc-shop/5232820/

Anything over $1,000 is a felony in most states I believe. So I would just find something a bit more reasonable

What would be a good first-time refund to get some practice? I mean, I've definitely returned things the legitimate way. Thanks for any guidance.

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lol

You could re-use some old packaging. Like when soap gets low, just refill it with some new product.

I've been using someone else's credit card for years (with their permission). No employee has ever asked for ID. The card even has the name of someone that is obviously not my gender, nor nationality.