Hell yeah. If I ever see somebody trying to steal my bike or anybody else’s bike, I’m definitely getting involved in a manner similar to this. [via]
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Stealing is easy at Whole Foods
January 17, 2009 @ 9:07 pm
Here’s an interesting thing to note (and you can do what you want with the information): Racked says that Whole Foods employees are not allowed to touch any customer, even if the customer is caught stealing. As you can imagine, this means that it is allegedly very easy to steal anything from Whole Foods without even bothering to be a ninja.
I’m not saying that you should steal from Whole Foods, but it’s interesting to know just in case you thought it was a good idea to thwart off a thief by telling Whole Foods staff. Probably better to tackle and stop the thief yourself.
The pitfalls of driving and parking in New York City
July 14, 2008 @ 9:32 pm
Well, this sure sucked.
Don’t get robbed like this!
January 11, 2008 @ 11:03 pm
First off, I don’t know what sort of criminal mastermind would film himself robbing someone and then publish it online, but I’ll say that it’s not a very smart one.
Second, please, if you ever encounter these guys, just scream and run — especially if you’re in the middle of the busiest place in NYC (Times Square) and even if they say not to do it. For all it’s worth, I doubt he’d shoot you or create further commotion if you ran away and screamed like a little girl. It’d bring more trouble for him.
Third, I wonder how real this is.
Fourth, just run and scream. Run and scream.
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