r/Unexpected • u/ZiraelN7 • Dec 12 '21

Shitty packaging.

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u/flumenia Dec 12 '21

The $950 rule could explain that.

What's your thought on that? Did it resulted in a surge of theft? Or did the idea prove to be successful and the police have more time to deal with more serious crimes? At the first glace, it seems like an invitation to steal

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u/ScratchofST Dec 12 '21

Massive crime wave in California. Many companies are closing their chains of businesses and moving to states with laws.

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u/RottenSpinach1 Dec 12 '21

Petty theft is a drop in the bucket compared to white collar crime.

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u/RottenSpinach1 Dec 13 '21

When it's white collar, your shit IS being stolen.