Thank heaven for 7-Eleven
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At some point the crackdown has to come. Either that or those areas become a real food desert.
@Mik said in Thank heaven for 7-Eleven:
At some point the crackdown has to come. Either that or those areas become a real food desert.
Yup. How stupid!! Then people will complain that businesses are leaving their neighborhood
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I’m actually in LA right now. Maybe I’ll give it a try
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@jon-nyc said in Thank heaven for 7-Eleven:
I’m actually in LA right now. Maybe I’ll give it a try
You should change your name to jon-la
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True story....
Many moons ago, there was an unbelievable spate of armed robberies of 7/11 stores in Dallas. The solution was to station a policeman armed with a shotgun in the cooler, watching the front counter. The instructions were to shoot the robber at the first sign of a drawn and pointed gun.
IIRC, the police killed two or three on Friday night, one on Saturday night and Sunday night in Dallas saw no armed robberies at any area 7/11. There was outrage at police brutality, but the robberies ceased. And stayed that way for a few weeks, even though the cops quit shooting robbers.
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True story....
Many moons ago, there was an unbelievable spate of armed robberies of 7/11 stores in Dallas. The solution was to station a policeman armed with a shotgun in the cooler, watching the front counter. The instructions were to shoot the robber at the first sign of a drawn and pointed gun.
IIRC, the police killed two or three on Friday night, one on Saturday night and Sunday night in Dallas saw no armed robberies at any area 7/11. There was outrage at police brutality, but the robberies ceased. And stayed that way for a few weeks, even though the cops quit shooting robbers.
@Jolly said in Thank heaven for 7-Eleven:
The solution was to station a policeman armed with a shotgun in the cooler, watching the front counter.
I've redd of this as a device in fiction -- police stationed in the storerooms of liquor stores.
I don't have a problem with it. Like the carny man says, "Ya pays ya money and ya takes ya choice."
