The store employees are required to take the wire to the cashier. You are not allowed to take it until paid for.
Funny thing is if wife and I go to GI, or Sioux City, both approximately 100 mile drive for us, we will usually see someone from back home while there. One time even ran into the neighbor that lives 1 mile across the section from us and had to ask if we both needed to drive that far just to see each other.
Did you take down the number and turn it in?
I'm afraid you might be serious. That's a terrible reprehensible idea. Physical violence is way worse than property crimes, and would be incommensurate.
That is kind of what supply houses for tradesmen are and have always been. But isn't exactly self service, you tell them what you want and they go pull it for you. That makes the "pick up services" many large retailers have gone to in recent years not really anything new either. And those order pickers are a place where the cashiers that have been replaced with self checkouts have been moved to so the self checkout didn't exactly eliminate the jobs some claim it did, it just moved people to different tasks.
Correct but in the case of retail stores they need some type of display so customers can see the items.
Criminals deserve to be punished and there needs to be some level of deterrence to discourage the other criminals. Physical violence is an entirely appropriate way of dealing with criminals.
I agree with you but some of them have dealt with violence for so long it means nothing. Just another day.
The stuff on the upper shelves is just overstock. they pull it down and replenish the regular display spaces as needed. Sometimes they can get behind and regular display is empty even though they do have more. These warehouse style stores don't have overstock space in a back room like typical retail stores had years ago. They figure put it up high, they have the space there and customers can't reach it without grabbing a lift or portable stair which they try to keep from happening. Even the grocery aisles in places like Walmart is usually nothing but over stock for items displayed lower on the shelves.
Its overstock but the store employees are told they are not allowed to bring down more than a few of each item even though there is space on the racks. That is why many displays look empty. They have the items but not allowed to display many. If the customer wants the item they are supposed to ask the store employees to get them.
Yes.
Vehemently disagree, we (society) are better than that. Using physical violence as the punishment demeans us. Your proposed punishment is worse than the crime.
You are just dead wrong. Violence is the only solution to crime. The cowards that refuse to use violence in an appropriate way are the ones responsible for the huge increase in crime.
So, so wrong. The society you envision would itself be criminal IMO. Not to mention that with "no trials, no charges" and the private dispensation of retributive violence, plenty of innocent people are going to be beaten up or killed, more so than are now.
