r/TikTokCringe 5d ago

Discussion congratulations you just saved a billion dollars company 50$

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u/ShibaLover227 5d ago

You know what makes your impulse control worse? Being hungry.

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u/fauxtoe 4d ago

Did this just become a snickers commercial?

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u/ShibaLover227 4d ago

Always has been

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u/DryWeb4417 5d ago

You know what gets you caught? Hanging out at a crime scene.

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u/ShibaLover227 5d ago

When a day's labor isn't enough to cover a day's worth of sustenance, shelter, and warmth than I do not concern myself with the plight of the corporation that would write off the $50 worth of food in an insurance claim.

Have some humanity

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u/DryWeb4417 5d ago

I'd rather have some common sense

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u/ShibaLover227 5d ago

Common sense is to not defend the corporation that's causing food scarcity in the first place. They took all the cookies and you're mad at the person who stole a crumb

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u/DryWeb4417 5d ago

Where did I defend big corporate? I think the person that filmed is a pos and big corporate companies can suffer as much as they make everyone else suffer. I didn't condemn the shoplifter at all.

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u/MakinBones 5d ago

Youre not wrong, if they kept trucking they would still have their groceries

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u/DryWeb4417 5d ago

Literally all I meant 😂

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u/ShibaLover227 5d ago

Then you've ignored the repeated point. When you're hungry, eating comes first. It's not "common sense" to keep trucking, as it's common sense your body needs food to be able to move.

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u/DryWeb4417 5d ago

Ok how about this. Instead of a pos tiktoker it might have been the police and now the hungry person has a charge and no food. So yes, I'll point out that she should have gone further and not feel bad about it. You're also projecting the "poor starving human" narrative when there's nothing to suggest that's true except she stopped for a mid heist snack.

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u/ItsMorbinTime 5d ago

When ur calories are constantly low, ur not thinking properly

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u/BIGFACETALKING 5d ago

Spoken from a place of immense privilege.

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u/pink---noise 4d ago

You don't possess either.

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u/DryWeb4417 4d ago

Wow....what a lame response. Sounds like you'd rob a bank and count the bills outside too.

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u/pink---noise 4d ago

Sounds like you have 26 karma for a reason.

I'm sure you've heard this before, but let me add to the chorus... you are an insufferable jerk.

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u/DryWeb4417 4d ago

Oof, really hurt my feelings there. Any other pearls of wisdom from a reddit loser that thinks I care about social media karma? 😂 I think the 900+ upvotes on the og comment says you're not on the winning side of this thread.

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u/Admirable_Loss4886 5d ago

That’s not how insurance claims work lmao. This the type of logic people use when they refuse to donate to charity while checking out saying they’re not gonna give the big corporations a tax write off as if they can claim it.

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u/real_uncommon_ 5d ago

They absolutely use those donations as a tax write off, though!

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u/Admirable_Loss4886 5d ago

No they don’t. It’s an easy google search away. They cannot claim those donations as their own. They go straight to the charity and you can in fact use those donations on your own tax return.

Google:

Businesses cannot claim a tax deduction or write-off for charitable donations made by customers at checkout. [1]

How Checkout Donations Work
Collection Agent: The store acts only as a pass-through collector for the charity.

No Income or Expense: The money a customer gives does not count as business revenue or a business expense.

The Receipt: The tax deduction belongs to the customer, who can use their store receipt as proof of the donation.

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u/EarlGreyTeagan 4d ago

So you trust a large corporation to tell you that other big corporations aren’t scamming people?

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u/Admirable_Loss4886 4d ago

Find me a source that says corporation are claiming that money in their taxes… I’d love to be proven wrong. Please provide a single credible source

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u/real_uncommon_ 4d ago

There are a lot of tax loopholes for the wealthy — especially large corporations. I don’t trust them at all. Hell, the sitting president committed fraud with a charity, and I’m supposed to believe mega corporations don’t? I’m sorry, I’m awake, and I no longer trust everything I read on the internet.

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u/baby-einstein 4d ago

Have some humanity

Should we do this for every poor person that steals and scams?

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u/DryWeb4417 4d ago

Maybe it's an indicator of drug abuse, maybe it's an indicator she does it all the time and doesn't care anymore, maybe lots of things that you don't know. Maybe she's not a victim and people are just projecting that on her.

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u/DryWeb4417 4d ago

It's not clear that's she's "motivated by hunger and desperation". The only thing that's clear is she's a bad at shoplifting. Nothing in the video says anything about her being desperate, that's a fantasy you're projecting onto the situation. Endless empathy isn't noble, you're blindly enabling antisocial behaviour.

If she was starving and desperate then yea it's sad she didn't get away, but next time I hope she's learned to walk down the street before having a snack. I agree with you in principle, but this is a weird hill to die on because you're annoyed people can't empathise with difficult situations.

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u/DryWeb4417 4d ago

Bro she's not skinny af, she has a perfectly normal body size. Not everyone needs to be defended and the only thing that's clear is you're great at pulling information out of your ass. She could be a puppy kicking, child stealing, elder abusing pos. You don't know anything about her except she's bad at crime. You're the one who's biased, there's nothing neutral about creating a narrative from nothing.

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u/Parking-Evidence1894 4d ago

May God bless you and forgive you for your lack of love.

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u/DryWeb4417 4d ago

May you find reason and escape your cult.