I sat and read a piece today, which lead to a San Francisco professor talking about 'psychological cost', when stores end up locking refrigerator units and cases....to keep folks from stealing property.
The jest of this....if you walk into such a store....you have to ask for a clerk to help you, and by the professor's view....you get all screwed-up and feeling bad over the lock business.
First, I've never been in such a store, and by my Alabama-instinct....I'd probably get in a car...drive down, and want to see such a sight.
Second, the store didn't do this because customers were so nice and honest....they did it to send a message to certain customers....go elsewhere.
Finally, I would probably suggest this is the last 'fix' and these stores are on a list to shut-down within a year.
This is plainly NOT the society that existed in the US prior to Covid and the 2020 election. This is a wild group of folks, who have no control over themselves.
On my list of 100 things you need to see....to suggest 'civil-war' has arrived in America....the locking of the cases is probably in that one-hundred group.
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Eugene, Oregon.
On the west fringe of town, Wal*Mart is surrounded by fields.
The fields are infested with goofballs in warehouse-pallet hovels covered with blue plastic tarps.
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The store has locked display-cases in two areas:
* camp-gear
* men's bloomers.
Work boots, job-interview clothes -- no locks.
Watches -- no locks.
One other area has locked display-cases:
* flea collars.
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