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On Monday, I watched a guy at the downtown Matherne's load a black plastic bag up full with frozen seafood and walk behind the check out clerk and right out the door. People are trash.

I was at Home Depot checking out and these 2 guys have a crap ton of power tools in their cart starts slow walking straight out. The cashier says “sir, have you paid for those items” and he starts sprinting out.

I run out there and try to get a pic of the license plate but they were gone in a hurry.

I ask if I can do anything and she said “if you want to call the police and report it that would be great. I can’t call it in.” I told her I didn’t get the license and she says not to worry about it.

WTF kind of company policy doesn’t even let the employee call the police.

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Posted by HoustonGumbeauxGuy

Member since Jul 2011

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Posted on 7/31/21 at 8:58 pm to 3nOut

Help my friends out and let them know families are concerned about them.

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Posted by FCP

Delta State Univ. - Fightin' Okra

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Posted on 7/31/21 at 10:30 pm to 3nOut

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at Home Depot checking out and these 2 guys have a crap ton of power tools

Almost guaranteed they didn’t have any “good” stuff. With the exception of some center-aisle displays, everything by Dewalt, for instance, is locked down at every HD I’ve ever visited.

I was buying a Dewalt radio—about $100–from the Airline/North BR Home Depot, and they had to get it out of the locked case, then the associate carried it to the register. They wouldn’t even let me put it in my cart. The associate didn’t leave me until I had paid. For some reason my White Privilege Card didn’t entitle me to jack shite.

No doubt someone could rack up dollars with hand tools and the few power tools that aren’t locked up (or worse yet, a 2x4), but they keep the things that I would want firmly nailed down.

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