Pyro

Pyro , 1 month ago

Confused on how letting someone else use your water can be illegal.

Pyro , 3 months ago

To answer for anyone wants to know.

• No, not a spin off or creation of openai the creator of chatgpt
• site was created in April of 2023

Pyro , 4 months ago

Ish on the deter by being there. I can't speak for all companies but the major one I work for would have you act as just a visible deterance by just standing there. The grabbing the cable and stuff would be what would be "to far"

Pyro , 4 months ago

Moving to block somebody’s path
That I would agree with on being an escalation.

I have seen a lot of times by just there being a few people around giving the we know and we can see you can make someone ditch all the stuff and (some times) cuss out everyone as they leave.

I will admit that I would not advise the technique when it looks like someone is going to be very bold and just walk out with items "clearly" stealing (the cable on it still) and the OP story kinda shows why

Then again anytime I am around a shoplifter doing something like that being very aware of how they are moving or doing is important. Ill do my job but fuck getting hurt for the stuff, nothing in any store is worth it.

Pyro , 4 months ago

The insurance generally doesn't kick in unless its 100k plus. It is "planned" for that a certain amount of theft and such will happen,

As for getting sued, meh, merchant rights protect doing reasonable things. Issue comes up when someone "thinks" someone stole and does shit without thinking. Generally All the stores don't want to have any type of liability with anyone getting hurt so no touching and/or heavy interacting is in policy