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Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No one cares. And they know to keep their mouth shut around weenies like you.

Why do you have to hide your behavior if you feel so justified, keyboard hero?

No one is hiding, bro. They just don't like you. Because you are a weenie. Always have been too, I bet.

No, I'm talking about your stealing at the store. Why don't you just proudly walk out with your items if you're so sure of yourself?

I do. That's what this thread is all about. Today I didn't scan a $35 two liter vat of olive oil. I use it in dressings and marinades.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't steal because it's not worth it to me to be called out for an apple, a couple of lemons or .15 worth of bags. I have class.

However, the stores knew this would happen when they went to mostly self check out. If enough revenue is lost, I assume they'll hire some cashiers back.

Its about integrity not class.

Not when the store has no integrity it isn't.

So your integrity is dependent on others having integrity?

DP, but for me? Yeah. No sense in playing by the rules when youre playing a cheater.

So you have no integrity.

No, I have plenty. You have none. And youre a little beyotch that likes getting screwed.

NP. I can totally picture this PP. She’s the one taking her earrings out and yelling at the Walmart employee who asked her to pay the bag fee lol

See I think it's a partially bald, muffin top, smelly, white dude who has no job and is angry at the world because it OWES him.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't steal because it's not worth it to me to be called out for an apple, a couple of lemons or .15 worth of bags. I have class.

However, the stores knew this would happen when they went to mostly self check out. If enough revenue is lost, I assume they'll hire some cashiers back.

Its about integrity not class.

Not when the store has no integrity it isn't.

So your integrity is dependent on others having integrity?

DP, but for me? Yeah. No sense in playing by the rules when youre playing a cheater.

So you have no integrity.

No, I have plenty. You have none. And youre a little beyotch that likes getting screwed.

NP. I can totally picture this PP. She’s the one taking her earrings out and yelling at the Walmart employee who asked her to pay the bag fee lol

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Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No one cares. And they know to keep their mouth shut around weenies like you.

Why do you have to hide your behavior if you feel so justified, keyboard hero?

No one is hiding, bro. They just don't like you. Because you are a weenie. Always have been too, I bet.

No, I'm talking about your stealing at the store. Why don't you just proudly walk out with your items if you're so sure of yourself?

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Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No one cares. And they know to keep their mouth shut around weenies like you.

Why do you have to hide your behavior if you feel so justified, keyboard hero?

No one is hiding, bro. They just don't like you. Because you are a weenie. Always have been too, I bet.

Still looking for that definition? Merriam Webster online.

Ever since I had my first child in my 20s and over the next few years realized that everything I did was teaching him something I stopped stealing even the smallest thing, stopped lying even about little things, and just lived my life with the integrity I wanted my kids to have. They are grown now and I'm very happy with the way they turned out.

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Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No one cares. And they know to keep their mouth shut around weenies like you.

Why do you have to hide your behavior if you feel so justified, keyboard hero?

No one is hiding, bro. They just don't like you. Because you are a weenie. Always have been too, I bet.

All your coworkers cheat? Where do you work, McDonalds?

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Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No argument that it should impact your impression of the employee, but you're really going to go talk to security? Is it over a $0.05 bag tax or, like, if they admit to regularly stealing groceries.

One seems a little more like regularly going 5-10 mph over the speed limit while the other is more severe.

Fixed that for you. I'm a DP but I would absolutely assume that people who regularly steal at the grocery store have questionable morals and revoke their security clearance.

Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No argument that it should impact your impression of the employee, but you're really going to go talk to security? Is it over a $0.05 bag tax or, like, if they admit to regularly taking groceries for free.

One seems a little more like regularly going 5-10 mph over the speed limit while the other is more severe.

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Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No one cares. And they know to keep their mouth shut around weenies like you.

Why do you have to hide your behavior if you feel so justified, keyboard hero?

Anonymous wrote:Integrity is what you show when you think no one is watching.

+1. I don't steal because it would make me feel bad about myself, not because I'm worried about getting caught.

Anonymous wrote:As a manager, if I ever hear of anyone bragging about this (it would have to be first hand), they somehow are never going to quite make the cut for a promotion, and they can say bye, bye to their security clearance, which will undermine all future job prospects.

No one cares. And they know to keep their mouth shut around weenies like you.

Anonymous wrote:The bag fee is a tax.. I guess it's "stealing" from the government then?

That's correct. It's not stealing from Target or Giant or Safeway. It's from Montgomery County.

I have been taking reusable bags with me since about 2004, when my youngest was a baby. The cashiers at Target couldn't mentally figure out why I kept saying "I have a bag with me." I have enough bags with me 99% of the time, but for that 1%, I always enter 0 for number of bags.

MoCo can go eff themselves with that bag tax.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't steal because it's not worth it to me to be called out for an apple, a couple of lemons or .15 worth of bags. I have class.

However, the stores knew this would happen when they went to mostly self check out. If enough revenue is lost, I assume they'll hire some cashiers back.

Its about integrity not class.

Not when the store has no integrity it isn't.

So your integrity is dependent on others having integrity?

DP, but for me? Yeah. No sense in playing by the rules when youre playing a cheater.

So you have no integrity.

No, I have plenty. You have none. And youre a little beyotch that likes getting screwed.

Oh, I get it. You just don’t know the definition of integrity.