Three decades later, I still have a very vivid memory of the day I learned about shoplifting. My mom was in the checkout line at Acme and I was eye-level with the candy rack and oh man did that Rolo look tasty. So I took it, because that's what I thought you did. I was wrong and was told so by my horrified mother when I offered her some chocolate a few minutes later. She took me back in, paid for the Rolo and explained to me about shoplifting. I'm just lucky I didn't pilfer that treat from the Safeway in Everett, Washington.
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4 comments:
Seems the mother is a big part of the problem
There needs to be more training for the security staff; the store management should have been notified to handle the incident.
That is who security works for?!?!!
Seems the mother is a big part of the problem
November 29, 2011 1:36 PM
Oh lord, what insane reason do you have for saying that?
1:36
The story said it was her dad that didn't notice she had ate the apricot.
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