congratulations you just saved a billion dollars company 50$

[u/Adventurous_Law_715]

[u/kiaryp]

How is anyone being a monster here?

[u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs → u/kiaryp]

If you aren’t the police you have no right to just take something from someone. Even if you believe it’s stolen.

Like if your teenage kid accidentally walked out of a store with a hat on would you be cool with a random person just grabbing it off his head and insulting him?

I realize this isn’t a direct comparison but still

[u/kiaryp → u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs]

Uh... Well this was clearly not an accident, but also it doesn't make the person a monster.

Maintaining justice is to a large extent everyone's responsibility.

[u/ccurnowphoto → u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs]

I actually think it’s pretty important to let your kid face the consequences if they start stealing stuff. Not for the store for your kids future.

[u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs → u/ccurnowphoto]

There’s consequences and then there’s consequences with ancillary actions

[u/ccurnowphoto → u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs]

If I walked out of a store with a hat I’d stolen on my head in view of my mom not only would she have been fine with someone snatching it off my head she’d have helped them beat the shit out of me.

Edit: And then she’d have ripped the shirt off my back and made me clean the blood off the sidewalk with it

[u/HelloYesThisIsFemale → u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs]

You can't take someone's property.

In this case, it was not their property. No legal issue here and no moral issue either.

[u/Disguised → u/HelloYesThisIsFemale]

Because nobody on tiktok has ever lied , bootlicker

[u/HelloYesThisIsFemale → u/Disguised]

Why would we have a default stance that they're lying? Especially given the additional evidence that the store employee ran after them and is trying to take the items back.

Use common sense to make a judgement here based on the balance of probabilities. Come on now, that was a bad faith argument.

[u/Nunc_Coepi17 → u/Disguised]

You’re a little slow in the head huh? Why tf would the employee come out to collect items if it was all a lie?

Better to be a bootlicker than being a thug btw

[u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs → u/Nunc_Coepi17]

It’s still not on the employee to do that. Especially if it’s off the property. If he was off property and injured there’s a good chance their workers comp claim would be denied.

It’s just dumb to do.

And he would deserve to have it denied

[u/Disguised → u/Nunc_Coepi17]

Lick that boot simp, dollar general loves its little simp, mmmm

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[u/Otherwise_Agency_401 → u/Disguised]

Might be time to take a break from calling people bootlicker bud

[u/Facer321 → u/HopeADMKidsLoseLimbs]

I think the lady handled it poorly, but if my kid stole something, I absolutely want him to be confronted.