[Raghavop1]

heres my reccomendation for you. Leave the car running parked by an exit during the late evening hours AFTER asset protection usually leaves, go to a rural store as cities are usually equipped due to higher rates. Get a magnet, a lot of doors with emergency sirens usually have a magnetic trigger attached t the door latch that'll sound the alarm, it might go off but if youre quick enough its likely no one will notice, keep the trunk popped but not open, then throw the shit in the trunk, use the fob hop in and drive off, make sure you map out an escape route first.

Make sure whatever you jack is at least 2-5k in total, if you're getting fucked or risking it, it might as well be worth it. Pick items that pawn shops would buy tools, tvs, jewelry. and make sure you dont sell them locally pack em up, take a nice little vacay on an amtrack or in a vehicle that wasnt used at the crime scene. At least 100 or more miles away then pocket the cash. I recommend investing in a fake ID, so when they write  a receipt for the money, and pay you out IF it does come back to the pawn shop they wont have real details, be aware of your surrounding a camera may capture your license plates. Soooo yeah, take into consideration forensics, and enjoy the illicit gains while they last.

Thats how I would theoretically shoplift, but overall. Just don't, you're on a social engineering forum, you'll have better luck bullshitting over a phone.

You seem to be professional at this. Kiddin

[scargo]

depend on the worker and the rule, sometimes employer make worker pay stolen item in the store

[Vandal]

No not really unless you do it like every day.

[xcurrentx]

Usually a store will let it go on for a few times then will get you for everything you stole when they finally do call the cops

[casualtrades]

It depends on the policy of the store. How often you do it. Some companies are making so much profits in food and beverage. They make ridiculous amount on pre made food. Pre made foods are either sold or ends up in garbage. The main concern is spoilage.

[Seeeeee]

It's much harder to talk yourself out of an SE gone wrong over internet chat, than it is to explain to a security guard why you've got sandwiches in your pockets for the fourth day in a row. The repercussions are also far, far worse.

That being said, there's always "forgetting" to scan an item in the self checkout lane.

[AVE]

It's much harder to talk yourself out of an SE gone wrong over internet chat, than it is to explain to a security guard why you've got sandwiches in your pockets for the fourth day in a row. The repercussions are also far, far worse.

That being said, there's always "forgetting" to scan an item in the self checkout lane.

[_Kenzo_]

Used to do it a lot in my youth. There was a blind-spot in the confectionery aisle at my supermarket, so I would fill up my backpack with snacks and drinks, and then sell it all at school the next day lol. I only ever got caught once, ironically for just 1 chocolate bar. But had a lot of near-misses.

I also then worked in retail, and it was clear that a lot of food would just go down as 'wastage' and would be difficult to track what was stolen and what was lost or not reported as wastage. So in terms of being caught through tracking items being stolen, that's unlikely. BUT, you never know when you've been spotted by security, either in person or on CCTV. The one time I did get caught, they had seen me a few times and were waiting for the next visit.

So, stealing a sandwich daily will get you caught eventually, and you'll have no plausible deniability. If you're gonna do it, stick to smaller retail shops without security. Or if they do have security, don't do it in the same place regularly.

[AVE]

Used to do it a lot in my youth. There was a blind-spot in the confectionery aisle at my supermarket, so I would fill up my backpack with snacks and drinks, and then sell it all at school the next day lol. I only ever got caught once, ironically for just 1 chocolate bar. But had a lot of near-misses.

I also then worked in retail, and it was clear that a lot of food would just go down as 'wastage' and would be difficult to track what was stolen and what was lost or not reported as wastage.  So in terms of being caught through tracking items being stolen, that's unlikely.  BUT, you never know when you've been spotted by security, either in person or on CCTV. The one time I did get caught, they had seen me a few times and were waiting for the next visit.

So, stealing a sandwich daily will get you caught eventually, and you'll have no plausible deniability. If you're gonna do it, stick to smaller retail shops without security. Or if they do have security, don't do it in the same place regularly.

yeah man I'm gonna have to switch up the play style, show up randomly on some days and catch them off guard.

[mothered]

Used to do it a lot in my youth. There was a blind-spot in the confectionery aisle at my supermarket, so I would fill up my backpack with snacks and drinks, and then sell it all at school the next day lol. I only ever got caught once

I only ever got caught once

^ Did they actually do anything about It?

As a youth for minor shoplifting, I assume they would've let you off with a warning.