Oh look, another retailer caught lying about theft
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funny how the other thread about the targets closing was so many pages with no evidence other than some executives juelzing on an earnings call.
i guess the truth isn't as interesting to bullshyt about when there aren't imaginary criminals to demonize
i guess the truth isn't as interesting to bullshyt about when there aren't imaginary criminals to demonize
There was another thread https://www.thecoli.com/threads/har...nine-targets-nationwide.997585/#post-50586058
Business failing lie on nikkas......
and their own bad decisions to place stores in places they expected to become more gentrified
get these nets
Veteran
How many of those crimes were unreported? Shoplifters are bad news, and current laws in certain metro areas don't serve as a deterrent.
The in-store measures they have to take, like LOCKING shyt up hurts sales because legit shoppers are discouraged from making purchases.
That social media guy and others are juelzing. They supported certain criminal justice reforms, and hearing about the economic impact of those reforms makes them feel awkward. That's where the juelzing comes from.
The in-store measures they have to take, like LOCKING shyt up hurts sales because legit shoppers are discouraged from making purchases.
That social media guy and others are juelzing. They supported certain criminal justice reforms, and hearing about the economic impact of those reforms makes them feel awkward. That's where the juelzing comes from.
why are the other stores reporting so many
more then?
DaddyFresh
Superstar
Wouldnt the other stores have unreported shop lifting as well? Lmao
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get these nets
Veteran
Different manager at each store, and different approach to contacting law enforcement.
Depends on who they got on they roster kinda. Some stores don't notice much of anything until they check audits/inventory and are 15k+ in the negatives for multiple categories.
7th Letter Specialist
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Idk. I took it as they realized those stores were closer to us then they thought, so they deyto only keep the ones in more "affluent" areas open
Are all shoplifting incidents caught/reported?
Cakebatter
All Star
3% is the yearly national average for retail loss due to theft. It's been well established that the vast majority of theft is actually from employees. Anytime you call the police, there is a record of it. Most cities and town have a blotter online data publicly cataloging every report. I've always been suspect of this narrative as I've never seen any retailers post actually shrinkage numbers to corroborate the narrative.