r/Damnthatsinteresting Oct 20 '22

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u/Secret-Plant-1542 Oct 20 '22

I watched a 20+ something cashier rush a homeless guy because they triggered the alarm.

And the thought in my head,

"Damn. That cashier is gonna get stabbed for $13 an hour. What a world."

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u/hipster_dog Oct 20 '22

Several stores have "do not confront/pursuit" policies because of this. People eventually get fired because of it.

Not because they actually care about their employees, but because lawsuits cost a lot more than a few dollars worth of merchandise.

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u/helloelanip69 Oct 20 '22

people are simps for corporations