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Unreasonable search and seizure - Wal-mart check your receipt
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    Re: Unreasonable search and seizure - Wal-mart check your receipt
    « Reply #1 on: Today at 06:21:38 AM »
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    • I can guarantee you 5x the worth of those goods he was carrying was already stolen that day. :laugh1:
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    Re: Unreasonable search and seizure - Wal-mart check your receipt
    « Reply #2 on: Today at 06:24:29 AM »
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    • If he used self-checkout, it would be entirely possible for him, or anyone else, to have stolen something.

    I have no issue with presenting my receipt, in fact, I offer it to the person at the door as a courtesy, sometimes they look at it, sometimes they don't.  If you've ever been a retailer, as I have, you'll know that shoplifting is a serious problem, and you will have people who just saunter out the door with items.  There are some people who view it almost as an entitlement.
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    Re: Unreasonable search and seizure - Wal-mart check your receipt
    « Reply #3 on: Today at 06:26:08 AM »
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    • Quote from: SimpleMan on Today at 06:24:29 AM
    If he used self-checkout, it would be entirely possible for him, or anyone else, to have stolen something.

    I have no issue with presenting my receipt, in fact, I offer it to the person at the door as a courtesy, sometimes they look at it, sometimes they don't.  If you've ever been a retailer, as I have, you'll know that shoplifting is a serious problem, and you will have people who just saunter out the door with items.  There are some people who view it almost as an entitlement.
    true, I don't mind giving a receipt for a gaggle of goods. But I rarely go to Walley-world, anyway.
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