Grab another employee and have them call security as you’re being followed by a creepy person.

Anonymous wrote:Yes because only people with dyed hair and tattoos steal. Holy naivety!

Seriously. My dad owned a small retail shop in NYC and he would always tell me it was the clean-cut men in business suits who were most likely to shoplift. Nobody ever suspected them because they looked “rich.”

Anonymous wrote:Target's philosophy is that every store patron is a potential thief--which is why Target's stock plummeted recently.

Target’s stock plummeted because Target forecast a weak holiday buying season.

Americans aren’t buying anything with the new administration coming in. He will wreck the economy and destroy America so people are hunkering down.

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Anonymous wrote:The shelves were not untidy, which was the strange part. They were as tidy as the surrounding shelves.

Stop being paranoid. It’s annoying.

Or maybe you were acting paranoid, which is why they were following you. A Self fulfilling situation.

Who is it annoying to exactly, the thought police? She is allowed to feel bothered in her head. She's done absolutely nothing to the employees. But she should just walk away from these people. If a store enforces theft and shoplifting, there is a way to do it without making customers feel uncomfortable as they are after all, being store customers and should enjoy their experience. If people don't feel comfortable in a store, they won't want to shop there.

And the purse was zipped shut.

My purse was slung over my body. They would have had to knock me to the ground to pull it off me.

OP, where was your purse, and was it closed? I live in a southern college town where women still leave their purses in their shopping carts and there have been a number of instances lately where a team of folks distract and then steal. Though it don't know why they would follow you so long at first unless maybe they were still new at it?

In any event, if I was ever pretty sure that someone was following me I would go to customer service and tell a manager. Maybe it's security, maybe it's a thief, maybe it's nothing, but I would let them know.

Anonymous wrote:The shelves were not untidy, which was the strange part. They were as tidy as the surrounding shelves.

Stop being paranoid. It’s annoying.

Or maybe you were acting paranoid, which is why they were following you. A Self fulfilling situation.

The shelves were not untidy, which was the strange part. They were as tidy as the surrounding shelves.

OP here. I am obviously not saying that people with a pink streak in their hair or tattoos DESERVE to be targeted, but based upon what I have read on the internet, it is one of the more typical characteristics of people targeted.

And I wish I was having a good booty day, but I am pretty sure that was not the case!

It is strange how these security people choose whom to target.

So say it was security, who cares? You weren't doing anything wrong and they're just doing their job.

If a situation feels strange in any way: 1. Acknowledge the feeling 2. Act on it accordingly. 3. Move on with your life. You are spending too much time in a useless 1.5 limbo over-analyzing your feelings which were valid.

Anonymous wrote:You don’t already know what candies are safe for your nut family? You were being weird spending a lot of time. If you weren’t stealing or planning to then shrug it off and let them do their jobs.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Just realizing she was in the candles section. Now every time I see a white woman in the candles section I’m going to chuckle. Stealing from Martha, for shame.

You need to update your medication. It’s the holiday season and workers are stocking shelves and tidying up from messy customers.