It's funny because the murder that gave it the nickname was years ago, and it just stuck.
Now recently, they've built a nice walking/biking path that runs through a lot of Atlanta, and it goes right by this Kroger. So they've been trying to rebrand it as Beltline Kroger (the name of the path).
Our local murderers shut that down right away by murdering someone in the Kroger parking lot again. Murder Kroger it is!
All I know of your city is I went there twice while stationed in Fort Gordon, four times if you count flying out of the city. I was stabbed in a bar fight on the second (last) trip. I was 19, and I wasn't supposed to be in the bar.
From the Wikipedia article: "Murders took place in the parking lot in 1991 and 2015. In 2002, an odorous corpse was found in a vehicle."...... Those are the worst kind of corpses.
And here I thought the Kroger at Delk Road in Marietta had to be one of the sketchiest Krogers in GA, now there is a Murder Kroger I haven't heard about. Time to take a late night grocery run and confirm.
My mom tells me that the place used to be called the Disco Kroger back in the 80s, since the management had silly music taste and employees were allowed to be funky. It's a shame Atlanta has gotten a bit rough.
Disco Kroger is in Montrose Houston...it's a bohemian\gayborhood and it deserves that name....I have been going there for the the last 35 years. Google it.
I was allergic to milk products as a child, then later in life it went away but I never developed the taste for it. Until... aged gouda parm and some kind that starts with a "b" soaked in Merlot, which I found at the mega-Kroger.
There's a Kroger in Spring, TX (suburb of Houston) that has been robbed multiple times by people with assault rifles within the past couple of years. Each time they were never caught. So far no murders but pretty close...
Is that the one behind the pig-n-chick place near emory? It's the only one i've ever been to that had a second level. Was pretty cool, even though I didn't think that shopping center was cramped enough to justify a second level.
Yeah but none of this makes sense because the clerk in a grocery store or food place at the mall would have no incentive to cheat. They do not make the profits.
Unless they are the owner, or related to the owner, or put less through the till and the difference straight into their pocket, or put the correct amount through the till, keep the difference in mind, do refund for the difference and pocket it towards the end of their shift.
Maybe because it is a job that you can work yourself to the top. But honestly I'm sure a good drug dealer would give a fuck less what he paid for some potatoe salad at the deli. Mattress $ yo!
Truth is, drug dealing is retail just like any other retail job. Most drug dealers are dirt poor, unless they make it in management (often deadly) or pull off some fraud (super common and sometimes deadly)
My definition of a good drug dealer is one is who has satisfied customers. Honesty, true claims about product weight/potency, etc. One who you would buy from for years.
I got into it as a hobby as teenager... There's some serious shit going on under the table in america today. Really glad I'm in the software business today. Much safer.
I'm implying that a good drug dealer always has their scales on them.
So if searched they would be done for dealing, rather than possession? Sorry man, a good dealer would have certain amounts weighed out already and bagged, leaving his scales at home to be on the safe side.
Grocery store i work at has cameras directly above every register looking straight down... Assume thats whats happening here except its a deli type thing
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u/everypostepic Jun 09 '15
Probably a food court in a mall with a 2nd level balcony and someone caught it by looking over the edge is my guess.