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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

grocery shopping

shopping

stealing

theft

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elizabeth525 i hate this also. i have actually seen the door greeter standign there chatting with her little old lady friends and the door alarm goes off and she keeps chatting! I watched as the small group of teenagers walked out. I always feel like they single people out...

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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bonbon664 I've never had that happen to me in Walmart, but, they do it in Costco. It drives me bonkers!! I refuse to stand in a line where the little marker guy has to put a line down my receipt. There is no way he's checking each and every item compared to the receipt....

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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candygurl24 I have seen this alot in walmart, but the only time I was actually stopped, and what most people are stopped for are larger items like TV's, gaming systems, anything a bit larger than most items. I agree that there's really no point to doing this unless the...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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fox123 hi, don't ever get embarassed when somebody stop you and look you receipt if you have paid the things you bought in the store because they just doing their job they don't want also to their job if their supervisor if your not doing your job well.

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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cjthedog64 I did the door at Sams Club for a few months, and it was on the membership application that you had to show your reciept. Most times we couldn't catch everything, but after you've done it for a while, you can recognize when people have forgotten items at the...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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shooie When we lived in Cali they did that only when we had a full cart with big items. He in South Carolina I haven't had to show a receipt unless they forgot to run an item over that thing so then it sets off the buzzing thing. But to me is no big deal. My husband...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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sbeauty I've never run into anything like this at a Walmart. Maybe it has something to do with where the Walmart is located, or even with a particular manager and his whims. My Walmarts have all been pretty small town or rural where there isn't much need for security...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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sureshmoe It depends on the person...unless we not get aware, we can't do nothing...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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WebMann If someone asked me to show my reciept on the way out of Walmart I would just tell them to get a life. What a dumb thing to do. I could have my pocket full of stuff and showing my receipt isn't going to tell them that. I will tell you that if some one...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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lingli_78 i understand what you mean and i am also irritated by their actions... luckily, walmart already closed in my origin country and the place where i live now does not have this policy... yes, we have to show our bags on our way out if we do not purhcase anything...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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kuirqs It's definitely a hassle to have to show your receipts on the way out, sometimes even causing a line towards the exit. They really just skim through the list in your receipt and don't check the bags entirely. It's really quite pointless. I just put up with it...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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Starline but seriously, do they ever catch anyone stealing things this way? Seems like they just check random's people's receipt, and if they dont' chech what's in the bag I just don't get it.

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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dragonstar13 I think unless they suspect you of stealing, they shouldn't be checking your receipt as you go out the door. I mean you just paid for the stuff, what, two minutes ago? That would have been the time for the cashier to check the bottom of the basket and any...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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carolynpb Hey, I started a similer discussion about this here a while back. You are so right! They do not stop everyone but they do me! Expecially this certain woman that works ther. She stops me everytime and lets others go on out. She claims if something is not in a...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 13 Feb 07

I'm sorry, but this is the most aggravating thing EVER. 1.) Ok, first off, I realize that a store wants to make sure you're not walking out with items you did not actually pay for. This is reasonable, and understandable....

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Shakadoodoo In some states they can not do that - they can only request (unless you are at a membership store like Sams) But here in Oklahoma they can request but you can deny it. Most people just do not know the can. Now - if you deny - they may assume that you are...

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 28 Jan 07

I'm going through a bunch of stuff in my office, "de-cluttering". And I have here, no less than 5 old calendars, dating back from before I had my daughter. (I have some from back in high school, but I'm not sure where they are)....

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trinidadvelasco I am into the habit of saving the more beautiful and colorful ones. They are unique in their own sense and the next will always give us a different set.

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 28 Jan 07

I'm going through a bunch of stuff in my office, "de-cluttering". And I have here, no less than 5 old calendars, dating back from before I had my daughter. (I have some from back in high school, but I'm not sure where they are)....

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trinidadvelasco There are times when we get undesirable neighbors. They are quite a little too abusive to make you hold on to that calendar where you have some details of their doings.

8 May 07

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sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 16 Mar 07

Do men think that just because they can fix a bike, a car, hell.. even a jet.. that means they're good at fixing sh*t around the house? So you can fix electronic stuff, electrical wiring, whatever.. WOO HOO! Doesn't make you a...

lazy

men

not mechanically inclined

terrible workers

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margieanneart It is something to do with their egos. It's a man thing. Did you ever notice that if you go out somewhere, and get lost, he will not stop off to ask for help. He will keep on trying to get back on coarse?

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