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They Thought Meaghan Was Stealing
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They Thought Meaghan Was Stealing

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Mojo in the Morning Show. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok. Search Mojo in the Morning. Megan, they thought that you were shoplifting.

00:02:19 - 00:03:59 | Speaker 8:

Oh, my God. Yeah. And you know what? It's actually really embarrassing because I I have no confidence when it comes to being out in public. And this really just destroyed any little bit of confidence I had left, because even when I walk out, I go, no, it'll bite me in the butt. Eventually, I was out shopping actually for Naughty Moms Night Out tonight because I'm a little bit nervous about what I'm going to wear. and I had this jacket on and I didn't realize because it was the first time I had ever worn this jacket that the tags were still on it because they always put jacket tags like in the underarm. It's always in the armpit. I'm never going to see it and like by the time I need to try it on before I take the tags off and then once I put it on I forget that it's there and then I walk away and now I'm out in public and it looks like I've stolen a jacket. So I'm shopping and I'm at the mall and I start getting followed around this store and i'm a little like okay i don't i don't think i'm acting suspicious i don't really have anything in my hands i haven't gone back to the dressing room yet i don't know what's going on but maybe maybe they're just being extra helpful and then as i'm starting to get a few extra things in my arms i'm looking for a dressing room and then i noticed that they're really starting to follow me around and uh i asked for a room and they said yeah let's count all your items, though, or whatever. You know how they do that sometimes? They're like, you can only take X out of things in. I didn't know what was going on, and then somebody had pointed out, I have a tag on my jacket. They thought I was stealing from the store that I was walking around in, and I was just an idiot who forgot to take the tags off.

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And was that jacket from that store?

00:04:01 - 00:04:06 | Speaker 8:

No, it wasn't even from the... Hey, dummies, look around. You don't even sell anything like this.

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Has that ever happened to any listeners where you felt like you were being accused of of theft is that why they count i always wondered that when you go into yeah when you go into stuff it in your in your purse or your other shopping bag like i've gone in into lululemon and i've brought a couple of things to go try on in the dressing room and they'll do that and then they put a number on the door with like your names yes yeah interesting they do it because of a girl that

00:04:35 - 00:04:58 | Speaker 7:

i knew in college her name was amy and she had this thing she loved stealing and she would go she did really she would and always from express she would go into a dressing room and she would put on whatever it was under her her normal clothes and then walk out wow so it looked you know what i mean like it didn't even look like she was carrying anything she did it all the time

00:04:58 - 00:05:00 | Speaker 6:

my sister was Thank you so much.

00:05:00 - 00:05:25 | Speaker 7:

A manager, like a regional manager for Lane Bryant stores. Yeah. And she said that the theft was wild of what they would catch women doing as far as hiding the merchandise. With strollers especially is a big one. Well, in their body too. Like they would actually. Oh, really? Yeah. And they would find out later because they had those sensor tags and stuff. But they would want it so bad that they would like hide it in their pants and things like that.

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You want to talk about impressive theft. I saw a woman in, like, an ankle-length skirt, kind of like a big prairie skirt, stand over a case of beer, squat down, grab it with her thighs, and just walk out. Stop it. You couldn't even tell. Stop it. You couldn't even tell.

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You deserve it if you could do that.

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I know somebody exactly that would be perfect for you. Tim, you were accused of stealing before? Tim?

00:05:52 - 00:06:34 | Speaker 5:

Hi, we're at—can you hear me? Yeah, there you are. Hi. Hi. hi so my wife and i when my daughter was really little we went to the we went to walmart in hillsdale and uh she was really tired she didn't get her nap so we later in the car we took a blanket off the shelf and laid it in the bottom of the car we took the tag off because we were going to pay for it and um she the lady ripped the blanket out from underneath of her while she was sleeping and accused us of stealing so we everything that we had left in the other cart we just pushed it off to the side and my wife i think my wife is very a very calm person and um she called this lady at the walmart store everything in the book but a white woman i oh my god i can't

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believe that with the baby in there that she would reach in there and do that and i always thought

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that they're like one and a half maybe two i always thought that their theft prevention was

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that you know they weren't going to do anything or accuse you of anything until you actually left the store and then in a lot of cases they just let you go yeah that's that's kind of the

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rule i'm convinced they have a button and they're watching you and then if they think you're stealing they will push that button and an alarm will go off it will alert well i was at h&m a couple days ago shopping for the same thing and uh for a shirt or whatever and i bought the shirt purchased it there was no like you know that that metal piece or that tag that megan was talking about there was none of that to take off so they scan it i buy i put it in my bag as i'm walking out i'm like you you know what? I don't think this size is going to fit. So I go back to the cashier and I'm like, can I just switch it out for medium really quick? She's like, yeah, go ahead. No big deal. I'm like, do you need to take the, uh, anything off or scan it or whatever? She was like, no, no, just switch it out. So I go switch it out. And another employee is watching me do this. And I think she thinks that I'm stealing. So I switch out the shirts. I go to walk out and the alarm goes off. Now, again, there's no tag. There's nothing. So I go back to the cashier. She's like, huh, I have no idea why this went off. You should be all set. And she does nothing. And I walk out again and the alarm doesn't go off shut up interesting i'm convinced they have a button or they have if they think you're stealing they'll immediately hit that button it'll just go off yeah

00:07:54 - 00:08:34 | Speaker 1:

sean what's up what's going on how are you all today we're good we're talking about how megan was accused of shoplifting no i understand i've actually been in uh in the store looking for shoes you know and i'm walking back and forth because i'm looking at several different pairs of issues and everything else, and I noticed security walking down, back and forth down another aisle, but constantly looking over at me, so because I got offended by it, you know, I'm still just looking for shoes, I called them out and told them outright, you know, you're following the wrong person, I'm not over here stealing anything, have more money to pay for the shoes, go buy with somebody else.

00:08:34 - 00:08:41 | Speaker 7:

Wow. Wow. That's, wow. Megan, what's going on? Not you, Megan, but listener Megan. What's happening?

00:08:41 - 00:09:10 | Speaker 3:

hi good morning um i just was calling to comment that uh i was dating this guy who works security at a local target and his job was basically to sit in the back room and watch all the security cameras like dressing rooms the hallways everywhere and he said that if someone was stealing he could literally go up to them and handcuff them while they waited for the cops you're cute how was that like kidnapping well i i don't know he said that he would he had to do it once he would handcuff them and then take them to the front

00:09:10 - 00:09:22 | Speaker 7:

I'm always amazed that they could do stuff like that, and then I watch these videos from these big cities like New York and Chicago where these kids and stuff go into Walgreens, and they just ravage the place, and they let them go. And there's, like, security is, like, watching them.

00:09:22 - 00:09:23 | Speaker 2:

It's like a flash mob of kids that do it.

00:09:23 - 00:09:35 | Speaker 7:

I understand, but it's, like, you think it's, like, wild to think that, like, the average person gets, like, accused of stealing, but then these people are stealing, and they don't get even stopped. What's up, Gabby?

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Good morning.

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Good morning. What's going on?

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I was accused once at Meijer for stealing a box of diapers. How did they think you did it?

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Like, why you?

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Well, I went to the self-checkout, and obviously I bought them, but I went to lockout, and their beeper just started beeping. So they pulled me aside, and they were checking my receipt and checking my cart, and all of a sudden they're like, oh.

00:10:00 - 00:10:12 | Speaker 7:

you have diapers diapers have a big security barcode and you have to go to an actual person to check them out because they have to remove the barcode oh yeah yeah see somebody i'm telling

00:10:12 - 00:10:20 | Speaker 4:

you somebody is watching that and they're like all right i'm gonna push this button i'm gonna accuse them of stealing because we think they stole but there's no actual proof but you might

00:10:20 - 00:10:36 | Speaker 5:

search you but in some places though in areas where they have high theft of it sometimes they do put tags on things. In diapers though? Oh, absolutely. But no, well, in the boxes. Like the big boxes. Oh, really? Yeah, baby stuff might be like a high theft thing. Like formula was one of those ones where a lot of people were

00:10:36 - 00:10:42 | Speaker 7:

you know. It always kills me when like hygiene products are locked up. Like if somebody's stealing those, they need those.

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