How to Easily Get Away With Stealing

[Phitz]

 

[boogers]

this is why knowing about popping tags is important

if i can get away with it ill switch a tag to something else LOL

i was at one of our local thrift stores (goodwill kind of place) and they use these dry erase markers to put the prices on stuff. they had a really nice lil air fryer but they wanted 19.99 for it... 1 alcohol pad (acetone works if rubbing alcohol doesnt) later and i wiped that 1 off and got it for 9.99 LOL. it aint like they had to pay for it... everything they sell is donated. they can charge whatever they want for it! fukk those greedy b*stards. avoid goodwill/salvation army if you can. here in tulsa theres a few thrift stores that take the profits and donate it to animals or the homeless.. i feel much better about giving them my money. i wouldnt erase half the price at THEIR store, but salvation army? yea

this post may expose me as a broke mf but i wont lie. 0 certs 3 figures!

i dont mind being poor. at least i know my friends like me as a person

 

[Umoja]

this is why knowing about popping tags is important

if i can get away with it ill switch a tag to something else LOL

i was at one of our local thrift stores (goodwill kind of place) and they use these dry erase markers to put the prices on stuff. they had a really nice lil air fryer but they wanted 19.99 for it... 1 alcohol pad (acetone works if rubbing alcohol doesnt) later and i wiped that 1 off and got it for 9.99 LOL. it aint like they had to pay for it... everything they sell is donated. they can charge whatever they want for it! fukk those greedy b*stards. avoid goodwill/salvation army if you can. here in tulsa theres a few thrift stores that take the profits and donate it to animals or the homeless.. i feel much better about giving them my money. i wouldnt erase half the price at THEIR store, but salvation army? yea

this post may expose me as a broke mf but i wont lie. 0 certs 3 figures!

i dont mind being poor. at least i know my friends like me as a person

 

[Kasgoinjail]

Stealing is for t-ramps imo

 

[CodeKansas]

She look dumb as fukk.

 

[DaPresident]

Nobody likes (or trusts) a thief! Get it the honest way or it ain’t for you. No big deal

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

this is why knowing about popping tags is important

if i can get away with it ill switch a tag to something else LOL

i was at one of our local thrift stores (goodwill kind of place) and they use these dry erase markers to put the prices on stuff. they had a really nice lil air fryer but they wanted 19.99 for it... 1 alcohol pad (acetone works if rubbing alcohol doesnt) later and i wiped that 1 off and got it for 9.99 LOL. it aint like they had to pay for it... everything they sell is donated. they can charge whatever they want for it! fukk those greedy b*stards. avoid goodwill/salvation army if you can. here in tulsa theres a few thrift stores that take the profits and donate it to animals or the homeless.. i feel much better about giving them my money. i wouldnt erase half the price at THEIR store, but salvation army? yea

this post may expose me as a broke mf but i wont lie. 0 certs 3 figures!

i dont mind being poor. at least i know my friends like me as a person

COME ON MAN!!

 

[maxamusa]

I use to give people I didn't respect 24 gram OZs......they'd sometimes call me after and complain. nothing came of it

 

[R=G]

Nah...I like buying shyt. I really do. Lol.

 

[Fillerguy]

this is why knowing about popping tags is important

if i can get away with it ill switch a tag to something else LOL

i was at one of our local thrift stores (goodwill kind of place) and they use these dry erase markers to put the prices on stuff. they had a really nice lil air fryer but they wanted 19.99 for it... 1 alcohol pad (acetone works if rubbing alcohol doesnt) later and i wiped that 1 off and got it for 9.99 LOL. it aint like they had to pay for it... everything they sell is donated. they can charge whatever they want for it! fukk those greedy b*stards. avoid goodwill/salvation army if you can. here in tulsa theres a few thrift stores that take the profits and donate it to animals or the homeless.. i feel much better about giving them my money. i wouldnt erase half the price at THEIR store, but salvation army? yea

this post may expose me as a broke mf but i wont lie. 0 certs 3 figures!

i dont mind being poor. at least i know my friends like me as a person

nikkas is robbing goodwill...

 

[invalid]

this is why knowing about popping tags is important

if i can get away with it ill switch a tag to something else LOL

i was at one of our local thrift stores (goodwill kind of place) and they use these dry erase markers to put the prices on stuff. they had a really nice lil air fryer but they wanted 19.99 for it... 1 alcohol pad (acetone works if rubbing alcohol doesnt) later and i wiped that 1 off and got it for 9.99 LOL. it aint like they had to pay for it... everything they sell is donated. they can charge whatever they want for it! fukk those greedy b*stards. avoid goodwill/salvation army if you can. here in tulsa theres a few thrift stores that take the profits and donate it to animals or the homeless.. i feel much better about giving them my money. i wouldnt erase half the price at THEIR store, but salvation army? yea

this post may expose me as a broke mf but i wont lie. 0 certs 3 figures!

i dont mind being poor. at least i know my friends like me as a person

ignorant

Goodwill Programs and Services Help You Succeed​

You know Goodwill for its retail stores, but do you know where the revenue from the sale of those donated goods ends up? Below, check out a list of just a few of the many programs Goodwill members in the U.S. and Canada may offer.

• Funded by a $2.5 million grant from the Walmart Foundation, the Beyond Jobs program helps single mothers find jobs and provides them the long-term planning and tools they need to retain their jobs, advance in their careers, and ensure permanent financial stability for themselves and their children.
• Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) is an on-the-job training and employment program designed to help those aged 55 and older update their jobs skills, build work experience and confidence, and continue to have economic security and well-being
• Goodwill GoodGuides® is a national mentoring program for youth between the ages of 12 and 17 who are at risk for making harmful choices such as dropping out of school or joining a gang. These youth may also be at risk for delinquency.
• Through the Pathways Out of Poverty Program, Goodwills offer green jobs training to help participants attain employment in energy efficiency and renewable energy industries.
• GCFLearnFree, an initiative of the Goodwill Community Foundation, offers more than 750 self-paced online courses in computers, math, reading and more, that can give families a leg up when planning a career.

Check out our “Goodwill for You” page to learn more about programs and services that can help you succeed.

The Salvation Army care for homeless and needy families, but also helps serve over 27 million people through a myriad of other services all year long. These include:

• Disaster Response Services which include assisting survivors of natural and man-made disasters to recover and rebuild their lives
• Social Service programs provide food, shelter, clothing, and financial assistance
• Casework and Counseling with programs for health care and residential assistance and abuse counseling
• Youth Services with programs for music, athletics, arts, and crafts, camping and family counseling
• Senior Centers focused on assisting the needs of older adults --including eight Silvercrest centers where seniors’ assistance is partially subsidized by federal government dollars
• Christmas Programs in which the famous Red Kettles are a centerpiece, to help families and individuals financially at year-end with toys, meals and other assistance
• Human and Sexual Trafficking Advocacy where Army officers and staff are focused on public policy in Washington, D.C., and providing services and advocacy for victims of this international crime
• Veterans Services provide a range of support, gifts, counseling, housing assistance, and comfort to those in need
• Prison Services include Bible correspondence courses, gifts/material aid, prerelease job training programs, employment opportunities in cooperation with parole personnel, and spiritual guidance for both prisoners and their families
• Religious Services provide a place of worship and community without discrimination in every zip code across the United States

 

[VegetasHairline]

this is why knowing about popping tags is important

if i can get away with it ill switch a tag to something else LOL

i was at one of our local thrift stores (goodwill kind of place) and they use these dry erase markers to put the prices on stuff. they had a really nice lil air fryer but they wanted 19.99 for it... 1 alcohol pad (acetone works if rubbing alcohol doesnt) later and i wiped that 1 off and got it for 9.99 LOL. it aint like they had to pay for it... everything they sell is donated. they can charge whatever they want for it! fukk those greedy b*stards. avoid goodwill/salvation army if you can. here in tulsa theres a few thrift stores that take the profits and donate it to animals or the homeless.. i feel much better about giving them my money. i wouldnt erase half the price at THEIR store, but salvation army? yea

this post may expose me as a broke mf but i wont lie. 0 certs 3 figures!

i dont mind being poor. at least i know my friends like me as a person

You gotta learn to keep certain information to yourself breh.

 

[Richard Glidewell]

That's the exact motions you gone have to use to fight through security when you see them security on your ass at the door....... stealing is damn near impossible these days....... lazy security or site policy is the only way you getting out........ even then they already called the cops....... so unless you brought a jammer with you you on camera