I don't view shoplifting from this guy's vintage store the same as shoplifting from a corporate store. You shouldn't steal from stores where the owner is working the register
this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2025
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I agree, but also they're making a big deal out of basically nothing. They say he's lost almost £200 over 5 years in business.
Can you send me 40 quid a year? It's basically nothing.
What a Karen that must have been reporting that sign to the pigs
meddlesome ratbag caused minor inconvenience to him resulting in good free advertising for his shop, i'd say he wins here
If you're in need, I understand, and I would never class you as a scumbag if you were doing it out of necessity.
But nobody needs a funky shirt or a pinball machine, they just would like them.
i'd like to see someone shuffling out of there with a pinball machine stuffed in their drawers
Whoever reported this needs to have a long hard think about themselves . As if the police don't have better things to do.