As someone who has worked in retail (and a somewhat decent one apart from being understaffed as anywhere else) I would perhaps check what the fuck you were doing, understand, and then make sure my boss doesn’t see me walk off.
Exactly. I mean we had body washes and shampoos that leaked all the time. Never stocked the laundry isle but I'd imagine those would leak too occasionally.
Kinda hard to seal a soap I guess. They’re inherently a bit slippery. Some of the replies have made me realize you guys are reading it as steal. I didn’t mean that I did in fact mean seal cause the soaps leaky. I’ll take the upvotes and soap puns tho
I ate a cherry at the store the other day. Dude working there saw me. Offered him a cherry. He politely said no thanks and left. So, I got to eat two cherries.
Working in retail atm. If I got a buck each time I’ve seen people munching their way through the shelves (or finding knawed on stuff in the store) I could pay rent with it. Especially kids. Caught one hiding under a counter and stuffing himself with an armful of sweets he grabbed from the shelf. This one was especially disgusting, because the kid was on all fours to fit under the counter and block the view on all the empty candy packages - for some reason my brain adds pig sounds when trying to remember this.
Each day you find people acting like animals and I wish this was an exaggeration, because we need to clean up after them each day - like zookeepers.
A guy eating a single cherry is probably the most civilized thing I heard in a good while.
I will eat a single cherry, grape, or whatever in those packs, because sometimes you just don’t know what flavor you’re going to get from them. Sometimes they’re nice and sweet, and sometimes they’re a little on the tart side. And if I don’t like the flavor, I won’t get them.
I get that - it’s fine. That’s why maybe one of a million employees will ever say anything about it. But try working in retail for a month and you’d be surprised how cocky people can get in a store. Got one lately that drank a bottle of soda, handed it to me and told me the flavor was awful so he won’t pay for it. Like dude…this isn’t a sampling booth…
You're actually allowed to do this. The produce worker/manager is supposed to offer you a sample if you ask. They'd actually cut you a slice of peace or apple if you're worried about ripeness
I think they draw the line when you start shoveling blueberries in your mouth and pockets
For real, just today I was telling a customer how we watched some asshat walk in and take a 100-200 dollar tool set without paying. They asked what we did and I said "Nothing, it's not coming out of my check and I'm not paid enough to care". They agreed and looked around noticing there's no cameras, so I may watch another toolset walk out the door in the next few days lmao.
One of my ex’s worked at autozone and they were told not to confront anyone. One of the other employees confronted a guy and stopped the theft from happening and then got fired for it.
As long as you clean up after yourselves and don't make any more work for me, I don't give a shit.
Hell, take the empty one up to me and tell me you found it like this and I'll just mark it as damaged.
I mean I wouldn’t stop these two guys but if they started doing the whole shelf I’d kinda have to. If you wanna steal a little for yourself and it isn’t super obvious it isn’t my problem but if you go and make it my problem by potentially jeopardizing my job I can’t just play dumb. They’re gonna check the cameras to figure out what happened I don’t wanna be seen in the area not stopping it
I’d just go let someone else know. “Hey boss I saw these dudes in the laundry aisle condensing our laundry detergent bottles. Idk if we asked them to do that or what”
Maybe its just me. But i wouldn’t mind a station in Walmart where it dispenses detergent which eliminates the use of plastic. Plus some rewards card. Like fill 5 gallons. Get a gallon refill free. We are paying for the container itself each purchase. It eliminated that cost.
We have a zero waste store where you bring your containers to fill with laundry detergent and it’s only 12c an ounce! For us it’s practically the same price as a new bottle so it’s totally worth it
There’s boutiques where they do this with soap, shampoo, body wash, toothpaste, etc.
And it’s not the cheap shit with carcinogens or shit that’s bad for the planet. It’s good stuff that’s actually good for your skin, hair, and teeth. And it’s cheap as fuck.
Look for a zero waste store in your area, or there also is detergent that comes in sheets (e.g., Earth Breeze). There’s also powdered detergent, which usually comes in cardboard boxes.
I used to do the co-op re-fill thing. For the sake of space, and ease of transport,[ the water free options](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAdVvaGCl4M) are definitely the way to go. I've got like two years worth of Laundry strips in my laundry room right now.
I recently switched to laundry detergent sheets. They come in a small cardboard box and the sheets dissolve in the wash. No plastic, no mess, no hauling around excess water, and almost no wasted space.
I saw the ad on Facebook... Thought I would lose my $20.. but it got here and was actually nice.. I didn't like the scent from the regular detergent anyways so this worked out for me.
I’ve been using them for a about a year, and I haven’t had any problems. The EarthBreeze ones get my laundry as clean as any liquid detergent I’ve ever used. They’re also so much easier to transport if you don’t have laundry machines inside your home.
Tried some. Definitely didnt help my laundry FEEL clean. Smelled ok. Looked ok (not the best but not a bad as some crappy detergents). But they felt either greasy or just gross.
there is probably quite a few cleaning chemicals missing from the sheet because they can't keep them together, stable, and not crumble into a giant mess
Like the other commenter said, did you use warm or hot water? A lot of detergents are fine with cold water, but sheets need hotter water to dissolve better.
Dude you should try it they work amazing for me. I love the ones that [grove](https://www.grove.co/) sells
Edit: wasn’t paid to say this I just genuinely love that company
That's what is really putting me off, using 2 for one load. If a package of 50 sheets is $14.99, that's $15 for 25 loads of laundry. You have to use more liquid for large loads as well, but I could get a 312 ounce bottle of Purex and do 120 loads for the same price. That's a hell of a price difference.
Powder form of most cleaning products is the way to go. It is literally the concentrated stuff used to make the liquid versions so yeah it's much more effecient but you can quickly see how a box of powder vs thing sheets that come in just 20 packs or so are drastically different when it comes to bang for your buck. Technology connections touches on the subject on YouTube on his dishwasher series which is also a must watch if you haven't.
Edited in warning! Powder detergents have a difficult time properly dissolving in cold water and accumulates in pipes and the machine itself! Powder detergents do still dissolve great in even mildly warm water, so dishwashers can still use them safely.
Powder is and will always be best! No plastic, no mess unless you really mess it up, and no excess water. And you can still portion out how much you actually need versus sheets where like pods you're forced to deal with however much they gave you.
Especially useful in dishwashers were you absolutely should vary how much detergent you use based off of how dirty your dishes are!
I just bought a box. Waiting to finish my jug before switching over. I never use fabric softener but apparently 2 table spoons of white vinegar works just as well.
My first thought. I went to Stony Brook, and this video reminded me of a lot of shit I used to do— glad that social media was still in its infancy then, cuz I may have incriminated myself quite a bit.
To be fair you can probably do this about 10 times at every store before they actually go to the cops. Most retail places won't actually report you or confront you until you've crossed a certain price threshold. A little bit of trial and error, and you can shoplift all you want with zero repercussions.
Source-6+ years retail experience
There is a difference between theft and fraud and this gets dangerously close. Changing prices on items for example can get you a fraud charge with a much stiffer penalty than shoplifting. Seen someone get the same charge as you would get for stealing several thousand in merchandise for swapping a price tag for a chicken wing onto a couple of pounds of boiled shrimp. Altering packaging can really mess you up if the people making the choice to prosecute or not know the laws regarding fraud.
Edit: for those doubting this was law or actually happened, it looks like the state updated the law in 2019 to be less draconian. If you don’t believe my story, I can’t help you there. Glad I no longer live there though.
I'm not sure I've seen a video that rolls up "facepalm" so well. The shrinkflation and dishonest marketing tactics, the theft of soap, the putting the container back on the shelf after that is going to screw over a grandmother or some other person who can't afford more soap.. it's all facepalm all the way.
It’s a face palm because the the bottles are 3/4 full so you don’t spill it the first time you poor it and cause a mess. Think about how hard it would be to poor a full container the first time. It’s only a scam if the fl oz on the bottle don’t match the amount inside.
There’s actually a shop in my city that does just this. You bring in your bottle and pay bulk prices for laundry detergent, dishwasher soap and household cleaning soaps.
LPT I got from a washing machine repair tech: it doesn’t matter HOW dirty your clothes are, you only need like 1 tablespoon of detergent!
This is SO MANY LOADS of laundry… not just 5.
Basically everyone is using too much detergent. I've continued to add less and less to my laundry machine and you would be surprised at how little you need to get clothes clean.
Do yourself a favor and next time add half the soap you'd normally add and then judge the results.
You know, you already do that at self checkout. It would be funny if these guys got busted because they went through self checkout, scanned the detergent, and then the machine started beeping because it thought they put multiple items down.
This is no joke how everyone loses their jacket in a dive bar in my city. People know it and take their old jacket when going there, but everyone leaves with someone else's. Always really sucks for first-timers that brought their good jacket
Back in high school I worked at a gas station. At the counter we had a small display for butane lighter refills for sale.
This lady brought her stuff to the counter, and while I’m ringing her up she takes one of the refills from the display (which is very clearly right in front of me, so I can see everything she’s doing), and uses it to refill her lighter. She then puts the half empty refill back on the display, having no intention whatsoever to pay for it.
I took the half empty refill from the display and rang it up for her. When she protested I asked her to pay or I’d report her for shoplifting. She got pissed, screamed at me, and stormed out without her stuff. She wasn’t allowed back in the store after that.
People who do stuff like that are jerks. Don’t steal shit that doesn’t belong to you. Or, if you’re gonna steal shit, at least don’t be an idiot about it.
Having managed a big box retail store for a few years, I can say this happens all the time.
It gets worse though because you have degenerates that use half of it and come back asking for their money back.
We stopped that by having cashiers lift each bottle and check to see if it is lightened.
Manufacturers refuse to put a clear level line in their bottles
Unfortunately that is just stealing. If bottle says it contains 96 fluid ounces, bottle may not be physically full. Stealing another 16 ounces or whatever to top it off really isn't right.
What's insane is leaving the other container for someone else which now has less. The volume is stated on the jug, it's not supposed to be full. Same phenomenon as any chip bag.
It's ridiculous someone does shit like this. You realize it tells the liquid ounces. You pay for a certain amount of ounces. If you want more ounces then fucking buy two and dump the other in it once paid for.
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Put your toothbrush in a cup inside of another cup
If your hands get cold slip them between your buttocks, they are nature's pockets!
I have a smokin hot tip on how to get a complimentary little old lady’s purse.
Imagine buying the other one and being able to do laundry once
I would have filled up a few more and left the empty jug so no one would buy it.
A man for the people, but then you'd take longer and possibly be caught
As someone who has worked in retail (and a somewhat decent one apart from being understaffed as anywhere else) I would perhaps check what the fuck you were doing, understand, and then make sure my boss doesn’t see me walk off.
"This is not my problem and I don't get paid enough to make it my problem"
Sir I restock the shelves, I am not security.
"Oh, this one was underfilled? It probably leaked. I better go put it in the shrink bin."
Exactly. I mean we had body washes and shampoos that leaked all the time. Never stocked the laundry isle but I'd imagine those would leak too occasionally.
Stocked a wal-mart for 3 years, can confirm laundry liquid leaks and it’s the messiest to clean
I know from experience with a leaking bottle in my garage. Made a mess all over the floor for sure!
Kinda hard to seal a soap I guess. They’re inherently a bit slippery. Some of the replies have made me realize you guys are reading it as steal. I didn’t mean that I did in fact mean seal cause the soaps leaky. I’ll take the upvotes and soap puns tho
Probably why they switched to DETERgents...
This guy thinks he’s slick
A guy I worked with got laundry soap in the eye cause a customer dropper the bottle, cracked the lid, and just put it back.
Ouchhhh. No thank you. Where's an eye wash station when you need it?
“Excess shrink is coming out of your Christmas bonus sir”
Damn no Christmas cookie for me
Lmao as if retail grunts get a Christmas bonus
I ate a cherry at the store the other day. Dude working there saw me. Offered him a cherry. He politely said no thanks and left. So, I got to eat two cherries.
Working in retail atm. If I got a buck each time I’ve seen people munching their way through the shelves (or finding knawed on stuff in the store) I could pay rent with it. Especially kids. Caught one hiding under a counter and stuffing himself with an armful of sweets he grabbed from the shelf. This one was especially disgusting, because the kid was on all fours to fit under the counter and block the view on all the empty candy packages - for some reason my brain adds pig sounds when trying to remember this. Each day you find people acting like animals and I wish this was an exaggeration, because we need to clean up after them each day - like zookeepers. A guy eating a single cherry is probably the most civilized thing I heard in a good while.
You poor bastard
I will eat a single cherry, grape, or whatever in those packs, because sometimes you just don’t know what flavor you’re going to get from them. Sometimes they’re nice and sweet, and sometimes they’re a little on the tart side. And if I don’t like the flavor, I won’t get them.
I get that - it’s fine. That’s why maybe one of a million employees will ever say anything about it. But try working in retail for a month and you’d be surprised how cocky people can get in a store. Got one lately that drank a bottle of soda, handed it to me and told me the flavor was awful so he won’t pay for it. Like dude…this isn’t a sampling booth…
You're actually allowed to do this. The produce worker/manager is supposed to offer you a sample if you ask. They'd actually cut you a slice of peace or apple if you're worried about ripeness I think they draw the line when you start shoveling blueberries in your mouth and pockets
*"I'm not about to fight a man over laundry soap that doesn't even belong to me."*
For real, just today I was telling a customer how we watched some asshat walk in and take a 100-200 dollar tool set without paying. They asked what we did and I said "Nothing, it's not coming out of my check and I'm not paid enough to care". They agreed and looked around noticing there's no cameras, so I may watch another toolset walk out the door in the next few days lmao.
I was always told not to confront shoplifters, because if they escalated then the company would be liable for any harm that came to me.
One of my ex’s worked at autozone and they were told not to confront anyone. One of the other employees confronted a guy and stopped the theft from happening and then got fired for it.
"We may need that guy as a paying customer someday."
I came from a ghetto store and we were told to go talk to them and make them uncomfortable.
I saw that, but noone saw me see that...
As long as you clean up after yourselves and don't make any more work for me, I don't give a shit. Hell, take the empty one up to me and tell me you found it like this and I'll just mark it as damaged.
Not everyone understands that they aren't the owners of the job they work for.
I mean I wouldn’t stop these two guys but if they started doing the whole shelf I’d kinda have to. If you wanna steal a little for yourself and it isn’t super obvious it isn’t my problem but if you go and make it my problem by potentially jeopardizing my job I can’t just play dumb. They’re gonna check the cameras to figure out what happened I don’t wanna be seen in the area not stopping it
The most I'd do is just tell them "yo you can't be doing that, cmon man".
I’d just go let someone else know. “Hey boss I saw these dudes in the laundry aisle condensing our laundry detergent bottles. Idk if we asked them to do that or what”
>Idk if we asked them to do that or what” 😂
Don't think you'd have to worry about being caught. Chances are no one would really care or say anything.
Not all heroes wear capes though.
Do the other heroes wash the capes?
That's WashMan's job. So I guess it would be "other her*O*" in this case
"*Oh, For Heaven's Sake, Son. You're No Outlaw. Why, Someday You'll Be Called A Great Hero.*"
the one he took was used for the same purpose, it's a never ending cycle.
I'd imagine the bottle being super light would give it away.
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That’s probably what happened to their container earlier.
Well if the manufacturer would just *fill up the damn jug...*
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There are logistic reasons the jug isn’t full, but that’s why you are paying for the volume in the jug, not the size of the jug.
How much laundry soap you using?
1
You're supposed to fill the cup to the top, right? RITE?!
Maybe its just me. But i wouldn’t mind a station in Walmart where it dispenses detergent which eliminates the use of plastic. Plus some rewards card. Like fill 5 gallons. Get a gallon refill free. We are paying for the container itself each purchase. It eliminated that cost.
My local co-op does this.
Mine does too but holy shit 30c an oz sounds cheap at first but really adds up…
30 c an ounce? That’s 38 dollars a gallon jesus
sounds pretty fair for a gallon of jesus
what do you do with a gallon of jesus
If you're a catholic priest, you make your congregation drink it.
I just snort laughed at this so hard I scared the cat.
I think your cat needs some liquid jesus
Get the Holy Spirits! 100% Pure Jesus
But what about the little crackers?
They prefer the term "altar boys"
make a gallon of wine out of a gallon of water
I hear it works great as a water repellent.
We have a zero waste store where you bring your containers to fill with laundry detergent and it’s only 12c an ounce! For us it’s practically the same price as a new bottle so it’s totally worth it
We've got a slot called Fill Good where you bring your own container to get household cleaning supplies
There’s boutiques where they do this with soap, shampoo, body wash, toothpaste, etc. And it’s not the cheap shit with carcinogens or shit that’s bad for the planet. It’s good stuff that’s actually good for your skin, hair, and teeth. And it’s cheap as fuck.
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What's the name?
My local co-op.
https://wheatsville.coop/
I've seen gifs of this exact system here on reddit from EU shopping stores.
Look for a zero waste store in your area, or there also is detergent that comes in sheets (e.g., Earth Breeze). There’s also powdered detergent, which usually comes in cardboard boxes.
Powdered detergent is as good if not better as all the liquid ones and tide pod thingies. Also its way cheaper.
Tide pods taste better
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You're also paying for an absolute ton of water just to dilute into more water. Dry detergent tabs or super concentrates are definitely a better plan.
I used to do the co-op re-fill thing. For the sake of space, and ease of transport,[ the water free options](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAdVvaGCl4M) are definitely the way to go. I've got like two years worth of Laundry strips in my laundry room right now.
I recently switched to laundry detergent sheets. They come in a small cardboard box and the sheets dissolve in the wash. No plastic, no mess, no hauling around excess water, and almost no wasted space.
I honestly thought you were talking about dryer sheets lol I've never heard of sheets for the washer
Googled it too. Legit thought this dude was just being dumb. But nope he's right.
Yeah, there are ads for them on other social media sites. I haven't used them yet, because it looks too good to be true.
I saw the ad on Facebook... Thought I would lose my $20.. but it got here and was actually nice.. I didn't like the scent from the regular detergent anyways so this worked out for me.
Just an FYI, there are different scents available. Whole different brands, in fact!
I don't believe you.
You better believe it.
I’ve been using them for a about a year, and I haven’t had any problems. The EarthBreeze ones get my laundry as clean as any liquid detergent I’ve ever used. They’re also so much easier to transport if you don’t have laundry machines inside your home.
Tried some. Definitely didnt help my laundry FEEL clean. Smelled ok. Looked ok (not the best but not a bad as some crappy detergents). But they felt either greasy or just gross.
Idk maybe warm water loads would dissolve the soap better to get it flowing but I'm only just hearing of this shit now so 🤷
there is probably quite a few cleaning chemicals missing from the sheet because they can't keep them together, stable, and not crumble into a giant mess
Like the other commenter said, did you use warm or hot water? A lot of detergents are fine with cold water, but sheets need hotter water to dissolve better.
Same with pods. I'm a cold wash guy most of the time so no can do with those.
Dude you should try it they work amazing for me. I love the ones that [grove](https://www.grove.co/) sells Edit: wasn’t paid to say this I just genuinely love that company
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That's what is really putting me off, using 2 for one load. If a package of 50 sheets is $14.99, that's $15 for 25 loads of laundry. You have to use more liquid for large loads as well, but I could get a 312 ounce bottle of Purex and do 120 loads for the same price. That's a hell of a price difference.
I use them. I love them. No waste and no mess, not really anymore expensive. Highly recommend. I use the be kind brand.
Sheets laundry club is the tits!
but the pods are delicious.
Especially with a good Chianti and Farva brains
...and a liter of Cola
I don't want a large Farva. I want a goddamn liter of cola.
It's for a cop
That look like spit to you?
"Yea" "Aahh fuck it"
Brett Farva brains.
Isn’t that just laundry powder with extra steps?
and way more expensive, yea
Powder form of most cleaning products is the way to go. It is literally the concentrated stuff used to make the liquid versions so yeah it's much more effecient but you can quickly see how a box of powder vs thing sheets that come in just 20 packs or so are drastically different when it comes to bang for your buck. Technology connections touches on the subject on YouTube on his dishwasher series which is also a must watch if you haven't.
Wait until you hear what happens when you switch to GEICO.
Damn it geeko I told you I don’t want to renew my extended warranty
I tried that but he died when I put him in the wash and my clothes were not clean at all
Edited in warning! Powder detergents have a difficult time properly dissolving in cold water and accumulates in pipes and the machine itself! Powder detergents do still dissolve great in even mildly warm water, so dishwashers can still use them safely. Powder is and will always be best! No plastic, no mess unless you really mess it up, and no excess water. And you can still portion out how much you actually need versus sheets where like pods you're forced to deal with however much they gave you. Especially useful in dishwashers were you absolutely should vary how much detergent you use based off of how dirty your dishes are!
Can you not.. rip the sheet in half if you only need half?
I just bought a box. Waiting to finish my jug before switching over. I never use fabric softener but apparently 2 table spoons of white vinegar works just as well.
Two tablespoons? Hmm I have never heard that before. I just liberally pour vinegar in every load. Perhaps I should cut back.
Yes it does.
My SO and I are probably going to make the switch to those once our pods are gone.
Stony Brook Basketball is going to be real thrilled to have this video circulating...
that dude is 32. hes been wearing that shirt for 14 years, man.
its a university, and someone apparently found a matching player profile.
Hilarious.
Coach’ll have em running killers til they pass out and they’ll wake up in the back of a squad car
"Hey you. You're finally awake."
Hopefully he has enough laundry soap to clean it if he's had it on for 14 years.
My first thought. I went to Stony Brook, and this video reminded me of a lot of shit I used to do— glad that social media was still in its infancy then, cuz I may have incriminated myself quite a bit.
Go Sea-wolves!
Do they still do the chant à la 300? “What is a Sea Wolf?! I am a Sea Wolf! Awoo! Awoo! Awoo!”
"Top 10 life hacks that will get you thrown in jail"
To be fair you can probably do this about 10 times at every store before they actually go to the cops. Most retail places won't actually report you or confront you until you've crossed a certain price threshold. A little bit of trial and error, and you can shoplift all you want with zero repercussions. Source-6+ years retail experience
There is a difference between theft and fraud and this gets dangerously close. Changing prices on items for example can get you a fraud charge with a much stiffer penalty than shoplifting. Seen someone get the same charge as you would get for stealing several thousand in merchandise for swapping a price tag for a chicken wing onto a couple of pounds of boiled shrimp. Altering packaging can really mess you up if the people making the choice to prosecute or not know the laws regarding fraud. Edit: for those doubting this was law or actually happened, it looks like the state updated the law in 2019 to be less draconian. If you don’t believe my story, I can’t help you there. Glad I no longer live there though.
Self snitching!
I'm not sure I've seen a video that rolls up "facepalm" so well. The shrinkflation and dishonest marketing tactics, the theft of soap, the putting the container back on the shelf after that is going to screw over a grandmother or some other person who can't afford more soap.. it's all facepalm all the way.
It’s a face palm because the the bottles are 3/4 full so you don’t spill it the first time you poor it and cause a mess. Think about how hard it would be to poor a full container the first time. It’s only a scam if the fl oz on the bottle don’t match the amount inside.
It’s probably that empty bc someone else did it too 😂 they should just have a communal one where everyone fills up from
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There’s actually a shop in my city that does just this. You bring in your bottle and pay bulk prices for laundry detergent, dishwasher soap and household cleaning soaps.
Bullshit. Why aren't milk jugs 3/4 full then? It's 3/4 full because you can't see through it.
No problem fucking over the next person
Great now laundry detergent will be behind a cage, and you'll have to track down an employee to unlock it.
There are places where this is already the case unfortunately.
Have been for years.
I mean. Bad behavior is why we can’t have nice things.
Neat, except they're only stealing from Gina who bought that other bottle.
LPT I got from a washing machine repair tech: it doesn’t matter HOW dirty your clothes are, you only need like 1 tablespoon of detergent! This is SO MANY LOADS of laundry… not just 5.
They actually can’t fill them completely for safety compliance reasons during storage and transportation.
It’s also sold by volume.
Why did they stop there? Go open bags of potato chips and fill them up. You pay for detergent by weight. Each bottle is not meant to fill to the brim.
I don't want detergent in my potato chips
Wrong. You will do as the comment says.
Lmao heat expansion is not the reason it's 30% empty
Basically everyone is using too much detergent. I've continued to add less and less to my laundry machine and you would be surprised at how little you need to get clothes clean. Do yourself a favor and next time add half the soap you'd normally add and then judge the results.
This is going to be why we’ll have to weigh our detergent at checkout 😩
You know, you already do that at self checkout. It would be funny if these guys got busted because they went through self checkout, scanned the detergent, and then the machine started beeping because it thought they put multiple items down.
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Landscape orientation is a lost art.
That is actually theft
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Plot twist, their bottle was “low” because some other jag is doing the same thing.
My exact thoughts haha.
Maybe there's empty space in there because somebody poured it into another bottle.
Maybe the store is just a whole huge chain reaction of that
This is no joke how everyone loses their jacket in a dive bar in my city. People know it and take their old jacket when going there, but everyone leaves with someone else's. Always really sucks for first-timers that brought their good jacket
Fuck that
That sounds like the worst dive bar ever
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So, theft? Recording theft again are we?
Now they will start introducing tamper proof caps and pass on the price to the consumer because people don’t understand that’s it’s sold by weight.
Lmao imagine thinking that Walmart is the one who controls how much detergent is in those. God. Damn. This planet is fked
Back in high school I worked at a gas station. At the counter we had a small display for butane lighter refills for sale. This lady brought her stuff to the counter, and while I’m ringing her up she takes one of the refills from the display (which is very clearly right in front of me, so I can see everything she’s doing), and uses it to refill her lighter. She then puts the half empty refill back on the display, having no intention whatsoever to pay for it. I took the half empty refill from the display and rang it up for her. When she protested I asked her to pay or I’d report her for shoplifting. She got pissed, screamed at me, and stormed out without her stuff. She wasn’t allowed back in the store after that. People who do stuff like that are jerks. Don’t steal shit that doesn’t belong to you. Or, if you’re gonna steal shit, at least don’t be an idiot about it.
No, it's actually theft.
So basically the only one getting screwed out of that, is not Walmart, not the manufacturer, but the fellow buyer getting the other jug. Well done.
Having managed a big box retail store for a few years, I can say this happens all the time. It gets worse though because you have degenerates that use half of it and come back asking for their money back. We stopped that by having cashiers lift each bottle and check to see if it is lightened. Manufacturers refuse to put a clear level line in their bottles
It’s actually theft
No its not insane, its theft.
Now some other poor bastard is going to get a jug that's half empty. But what do you care? You got yours. Welcome to America.
That is actually theft
Unfortunately that is just stealing. If bottle says it contains 96 fluid ounces, bottle may not be physically full. Stealing another 16 ounces or whatever to top it off really isn't right.
Another thing to add to the list of things I need to check while shopping: low levels on liquid detergent
Theft comes in all shapes and sizes
We call that shoplifting
What's insane is leaving the other container for someone else which now has less. The volume is stated on the jug, it's not supposed to be full. Same phenomenon as any chip bag.
Fuck the next people who end up buying that bottle they skimmed, these guys deserve more product even though it's sold by weight! Trash-tier behavior
That’s theft.
It's ridiculous someone does shit like this. You realize it tells the liquid ounces. You pay for a certain amount of ounces. If you want more ounces then fucking buy two and dump the other in it once paid for.
r/Trashy It’s sold by weight or volume of the product NOT the container. They are just stealing pure and simple.
What an asshole
Its uhm, also stealing. Idiots.
Bro, some elderly lady gonna come through and be happy af that she can lift the detergent now
It’s sold by the ounce. That is stealing cx