Re: OT--No more Sam's Club for me, ever

"The Sanity Cruzer" <sanitycruzer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:RvadnVERGLTZA7_VnZ2dnUVZ_j2dnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>If you were a store owner, how would you prevent a customer walking
> out the store with a $2000 TV and going back into the store again and
> use the same receipt again to walk out with another identical $2000
> TV?<
>
> The issue is, the Sam's Club employees should be able to judge who is
and 
> who is not honest.  Chris looks like an honest guy in his Nordstom and 
> Neiman Marcus slacks.  They should hire people who can work the exits
and 
> be be better judges of character.
>


I don't know if you are serious.
Do retailers hire highly paid psychologists to do the "screening?"
Exactly how does one judge a person's motives by their appearances?
Clothing?
Did he shave that day?
Does that woman have curlers in her hair?
Are her bra straps showing?
Does she wear a revealing tank top?
Age?
Are they speaking in English?
Skin color?
Height?

About 20 years ago a scruffy looking and smelly guy went into a Cadillac 
dealership and was ignored until a friend of mine, who then worked there
as 
a salesman, approached him. The scruffy guy bought four Cadillac for full 
list price.


-- 
Peter