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Originally Posted by Honus
I hear you on all of that. I just don't think either practice, checking receipts or asking for ID, assumes anything about me. If they knew me and still did that, then I would take offense.
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You're making it personal. It isn't. The policy, standing alone, where every receipt is checked, makes the assumption of universal guilt.
Of course, you can take the position of the store, whereby the argument is "no, we don't assume your stealing, but we just want to verify it".
It comes down to the BS expression, "Trust, but verify". If you had trust, you don't verify.
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Originally Posted by Honus
Yes, insignificant, ineffective, and not worthy of respect.
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Point.
I'll reconsider it.