youre walking in the store

you bump into someone

bags fall

items all scatter

oh geez

who is the shoplifter

if you dont return the item it DOES charge you

so if you walk in, grab PB, put it on a shelf, walk out, you get charged for PB

i ddi that test too and was mad about it

they charge you for not putting things back wherre u got them

kek

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you and bro go in and fill up bags

you and bro accidentally bump into each other

oh no!

items all mixed up!

I thought there'd be more finesse to it

leave

complain you didnt buy these things

both get free

To the jaywalking gulag!

I didn't see shopping going this way. I thought it was all going to be RFID chips. I think they just made things to complicated.

Why even risk the bag swap if you can get a prepaid Visa ?

Seems like a burner card would be way safer

Shit is there any Amazon stores near me 🤔

Only reason I even shop online is to avoid the social interaction

>put RFID chips on everything
>shopper uses material that blocks RFID
>freeshit4days

any automated system is going to be turbo exploited

>not using RFID blocking wallets anyways

how many groceries can you fit in a wallet?

but yes, you should be using some sort of RFID blocking material already so you dont get scanned and scammed

block the scanner with your wallet

More discreet

Get an RFID r/w and change prices

https://media.giphy.com/media/RyXVu4ZW454IM/giphy.gif

like people went to the self checkout shit and told the machine they were just buying pounds of onions and shit

Does that shit still work

theres no way around theft from automated systems

I cant imagine why it wouldnt, on some level

Wouldn't LP be watching self checkouts?

I can see the reason why Amazon would want to try to innovate and would be willing to invest money developing new methods of shopping. That's kind of how they got to be a trillion dollar company.