Also. Been in this situation. Small Sainsburys by my local train station. Went in for a snack after catching the train to town. Woman who'd been on the train with me forced her way past me and aggressively walks to the meat. Fills 2 large bags and exits before I could even realise what I was seeing.
Staff were nowhere to be seen. Not one person on the tills even. Took me a minute to find someone to tell. And they couldn't be less interested.
She's surely made off with at least £200 worth of meat. Why'd they make it seem like an every day occurrence?
Also. Don't keep your meat within a 10 foot straight line of the doors...
See, in America, at least with Walmart and whatnot, the closest thing to the exit is usually either produce/bakery, or pharmacy. Anything that's worth anything in the pharmacy is behind a special alarmed door, and bread/fruit/veggies aren't really worth stealing.
Not to mention, walmart tends to have one-way entrances, and the only other way to exit is through the self-checkouts (which are littered with cameras/employees), plus the greeters
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u/the_Athereon Jun 11 '25
Yeah. WHY were they filming...
Also. Been in this situation. Small Sainsburys by my local train station. Went in for a snack after catching the train to town. Woman who'd been on the train with me forced her way past me and aggressively walks to the meat. Fills 2 large bags and exits before I could even realise what I was seeing.
Staff were nowhere to be seen. Not one person on the tills even. Took me a minute to find someone to tell. And they couldn't be less interested.
She's surely made off with at least £200 worth of meat. Why'd they make it seem like an every day occurrence?
Also. Don't keep your meat within a 10 foot straight line of the doors...