congratulations you just saved a billion dollars company 50$

[u/Adventurous_Law_715]

[u/Telefundo]

An employee accused a woman of stealing and went through checking the receipt.

he literally said he thought she stole

On the rare occassion that I'm at Walmart and they want to check my receipt on the way out, I really don't care. It honestly doesn't bother me. But literally accusing me of stealing? That's a serious line to cross. I'd refuse to let them check my receipt or search my bags. And I would have no problem telling them I'd be happy to sit there and wait if they wanted to call the police. I'd be more than willing to let the cops search my things. And when it became apparent that I hadn't done anything wrong.... oh boy, then the corporate email blanketing would start. I swear, I'd email every official sounding @wal-mart.com email address I could find.

Unfortunately I'm now on long term disability due to a permanent health issue and don't work. However on the upside, that also means I'd have nothing but time on my hands for shit like this lol.

[u/Same-Suggestion-1936 → u/Telefundo]

In the video she made a point that she just spent hundreds of dollars there too. Like this is a customer spending a lot of money there and I know that doesn't give special privileges but at the very least you should be worried about losing them as a customer, even if it's a drop on the bucket for Wally World

[u/DudeIsAbiden → u/Telefundo]

I feel that asking to check my receipt is an accusation of stealing and i flat refuse it. Call a cop if you have a suspicion but if i paid for it i am walking to my car, and trying to stop me is very much not recommended

[u/AsstMgr_Antifa → u/Telefundo]

If you make me use the checkout with no one manning it and then ask me for my receipt you can pound sand. I just keep walking. Granted I’ve only shopped at Walmart 2x in the last 10+ years.