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I don’t think it’s a big deal either and I’m not making an issue out of it. Just wondering if people had experienced the process and what they thought about it.
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Sam's and Cotsco's are different. You agree to show them the receipt when you sign up for the membership.
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Sam's is a whole different thing. When you sign up for a membership, you agree to show the receipt. If you don't, you can lose your membership.
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Calling our LEO friends. What say you, chime in here.
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The store verification in my opinion takes place at the register.
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I was watching a video on youtube and the next video that came up was an incident where the customer refused to show his receipt to the Walmart greeter as he was leaving. I've seen a few before and Walmart always seems to state it's Walmart Policy(that's great, I don't work at Walmart and I didn't sign anything agreeing to follow Walmart's policy.) or Shopkeepers Priveledge. I had to look it up. For those that don't know it.... Shopkeeper's privilege is a law recognized in some parts of the United States under which a shopkeeper is allowed to detain a suspected shoplifter on store property for a reasonable period of time, so long as the shopkeeper has cause to believe that the person detained in fact committed, or attempted to commit, theft of store property. I believe this is a basic definition and each state has it's own version. I feel like when Walmart takes my money or swipes my credit card, that merchandise is now my property. I've been stopped once or twice and had no problem showing my receipt because the items were not bagged, so I can see how they would have a concern there. What are your thoughts on this practice? Do you have a problem with stopping and showing your receipt?
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We've all run in to them. Everything is terrible and they can never find anything good to say. How do you handle them? Is it even worth it to engage them in a conversation? We've got a couple negative nancy's here at work. Swear I've never heard one of them say anything positive. We got Nancy1 a cake for her b-day one year and she went off on someone about the icing. Needless to say that was the last time she got a cake from the group.
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What a giant waste of money. I would imagine there were 2-3 million better things that money could've been used for that would actually benefit the city. I'm rarely downtown, but when I have gone recently, I've never seen the street cars running.
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Ok, I knew it would get mixed up. My comment was strictly looking at the last two years. They weren’t going to win many more games than they did. What bothers people and again I’m speculating, but the team and more importantly the coaching staff got away from some of the things that made Highlands football great. Most people will look at that think being great means wins and that’s just not the case. But what do I know. As I’ve been reminded several times in the last hour or so, I didn’t play football in high school.
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Somehow I knew this would end up a topic. NO ONE, Dale, Bob Beatty, Chuck Smith or any other great coach you want to mention was going to win a title at Highlands the last two years. Some things that I see that changed after Dale left are lack of self sacrifice and discipline by some players and the team didn’t appear to be as prepared and focused as they used to be.
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2014 = 13-2 State Champ 2015 = 8-6 Final 4 2016 = 3-8 2017 = 6-6 I'm not saying there haven't been some questionable coaching decisions that may or may not have cost them a win or two here and there. Looks like 16/17 were the noted dip years. I don't care who coached in 2016, they weren't winning anything that year. 2017 they should have won a couple more games, but they weren't winning the title this year either.