Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...

[Jolly]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12682951/shoplifting-crisis-CVS-replaces-stock-photographs.html

[George K]

Imagine the cost of having employees running around, fetching items for your shopping cart.

[Jolly]

Back to the future...

[Copper]

Customers have to press a button to request staff fetch the products from storage in a dystopian attempt to combat rampant shoplifting

So now the shoplifters will have the clerk collect their stuff.

[Mik]

Close them down. Maybe open drive thru only pharmacies.

This is stuff the community should stop. Police really can't.

[Axtremus]

@George-K said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

Imagine the cost of having employees running around, fetching items for your shopping cart.

Amazon.com

[Horace]

@Axtremus said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

@George-K said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

Imagine the cost of having employees running around, fetching items for your shopping cart.

Amazon.com

Thanks for the link, looks like an interesting business model. I hope they do well.

[Mik]

They can either adapt or we will have not just urban food deserts, but all merchandise deserts.

[Jolly]

@Horace said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

@Axtremus said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

@George-K said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

Imagine the cost of having employees running around, fetching items for your shopping cart.

Amazon.com

Thanks for the link, looks like an interesting business model. I hope they do well.

I'm tellin' ya, the boy's as sharp as a basketball!

[taiwan_girl]

@Horace said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

@Axtremus said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

@George-K said in Assistance needed in the toilet paper aisle...:

Imagine the cost of having employees running around, fetching items for your shopping cart.

Amazon.com

Thanks for the link, looks like an interesting business model. I hope they do well.

Too funny.

But to the topic, it is quite sad. And people are so clueless that they are only (in the long term) hurting themselves. As@mik says, stores close down, and then people complain about why there are no stores in their area. Don't blame the stores, blame your neighbors.