• @[email protected]
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      72 months ago

      I don’t know anything from experience but be careful. I heard that in America places like Target will literally wait and let you ‘get away with it’ until it reaches some cumulative amount where they can charge you with a felony.

  • @[email protected]
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    162 months ago

    Yes, well, if we mention corporate profiteering then the deafening silence on that particular issue may become more apparent.

  • @[email protected]
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    152 months ago

    Fuck Colesworth. Having a disability and requiring both generic brands and delivery makes it hard to have other options… but don’t think I haven’t noticed the gouging, or how toothless the recent trust busting measures were.

    • Aradina [She/They]
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      22 months ago

      Yeah, same. When I can, I go to Aldi, but I often can’t and am stuck with a Woolworths. Total bullshit.

  • @[email protected]
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    82 months ago

    Love seeing all the extra security features in Coles and Woolies. It makes me almost forget who the actual thieves are…

    In the same breath they tell us their profits arent unusual but also really good for shareholders

    • @[email protected]
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      12 months ago

      I see people walk out of the supermarket without paying constantly.

      They just walk out with carry-baskets full of stuff, the staff call them out and they just keep walking with no consequences! They don’t even return the baskets!

      Meanwhile, us honest people at the self-checkouts get treated like a criminal if we want to purchase something that is too light for the scales to register and are treated like social deviants if we don’t want to use a loyalty card.

  • @pHr34kY
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    32 months ago

    That’s about $110 per household.