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Old 03-15-2011, 04:47 AM   #5 (permalink)
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An extremely simple change to Walmart policy could fix this. A proprietary, brightly colored sticker placed on the box at the time of purchase would solve the issue.
Sorry, but Rick was being a d***. while adhering to the letter of the law, he had no proof that he just "purchased" the TV. Due to the fact that he bought the TV at a remote register, there was no visible means of verification to people at the door.
You can't believe the number of people that just try to walk out if the front of the store without purchasing. I saw a woman at Target a few years ago, bust out of the door with a cart full of stuff.
Sticker would solve the problem.

Oh. And whatever just happened to common courtesy?

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