Is it men’s duty to keep random women at Walmart safe ?
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Uncle Trill
Hendrix 3:16
Nope.
If it was a female in your family you would’ve of wanted them too
Chrishaune
Veteran
Where are these hypothetical women's husbands?
Why are they not with a man?
Walk around unprotected if you want to. Nothing is guaranteed.
Why are they not with a man?
Walk around unprotected if you want to. Nothing is guaranteed.
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
The title and the poll are asking two entirely different questions.
Yes are no. Are you walking her to her car ?
women tend to be afraid of their own shadow, justified or not.
I woulda asked a few questions and assessed the situation and if it sounded legit I woulda got security to walk her to her car
Illuminatos
#OVOXO
No, but that guy she asked for help was an employee in the store. If a customer says she feels unsafe and asks you to call security then yeah it’s your job to do that.
Striving For Greatness
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Cakebatter
All Star
A retail business should be willing to escort a customer (Especially one with children in tow) to their car, within their parking lot, if the customer demonstrates at legit fear. I'd fire whichever employee bushed that woman.
bourgeoisie tall freak
Superstar
i think it's less about a gender war and more about legalities. damn, all dude had to do was get a higher up. i'm sure there is a protocol for this and dude seems like a liability. so what if something actually did happen? now walmart is on the hook for potential lawsuit cuz big goof at the door couldn't be bothered to do low level customer service.