smiradenius

What difference does that make?

Example: spending $380k on a boat that you only take out on Memorial Day. Hey... Just hire a charter boat if you're going to do that.

What's there to Google? Just go into one. No furniture, Doc. You want furniture, go to Bob's Discount Furniture. Want clothes? Go to Lots Corner.

There are two things Ai can't do - Hands and text.

Where did I "find" any of it?

"Now, class... simmer down. We have a lot to cover today. I'll tell you the difference between being rich and having a work free income. When you have millions of dollars in investments or in accounts, that's rich. When you have a work free income, it means that you're getting paid without fussing around in a job."

There's no lie to any of it.

Here you are, with your "lol" to News Nation.

Food, paper products and kitchen wares. They don't sell clothing, furniture, shoes, appliances, watches, etc. Cigarettes? Some do and they always have the correct tax stamp. Apparently, you have never been inside one.

How ironic you would even say that at all after dismissing News Nation.

A bodega is a small grocery store.

And then... Family Dollar and Dollar Tree: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsnationnow.com/business/dollar-tree-theft-closures/amp/

Local stores around New York and Philadelphia. Not affiliated with any chain stores.

Same article: AND another... https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/dollar-general-fights-back-against-thieves-plan-remove-theft-prone-merchandise-self-checkout-lanes.amp

There's a difference between extravagance a taking advantage of gullible people. Macy's doesn't sell anything that I can't buy someplace else for a third of the price.

So, you want Dollar General? Here it is, but you actually have to read the whole article to see the theft reason. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.the-sun.com/money/12368954/dollar-general-closes-store-city-shoppers-signs/amp/

How do you figure?

No, the stuff was given to me by the department manager and it wasn't even Lost & Found. Lost & Found was a whole separate department and they usually just donated things to charities.

I guess that's why one pair of second rate socks costs twenty dollars there. Gotta make up for those losses somewhere.

Yee HAW! That big city lawyer just done won me some CASH!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/07/30/business/drug-stores-locked-products

It's in many places, not just here. San Francisco, New York, Denver, Los Angeles, Detroit, Philadelphia...