This. Human life matters more than products. The training video for when I worked at Walgreens (and it's more than likely it says the same everywhere else) is to ALWAYS follow the demands of a robber, because you never know what they're capable of. Who's to say HE didn't have a gun either?AceDiamond said:Yeah I know, retail employees are really the scum of the earth aren't they? I mean they should be doing other stuff and...all right yeah I can't keep being sarcastic about how stupid you sound.Cid SilverWing said:They so did.Macksheath said:Meh, it was GameStop. They probably asked for it.
Anyway in regards to why they didn't try and call his bluff, it's pretty much retail protocol to not try and be a hero because the store usually is insured against things like this and therefore nothing is really lost.
100 timesElephantGuts said:That certainly does take some balls.
Or a lot of desperation. He must have really wanted to play MW2.
oh god that would be so epic. i wonder what kind of xp he'd earn for that sort of ballsy maneuver!ben---neb said:They should just check ebay for some one selling 99 copies of MW2. Failing that the guy is such a legend he might try and sell the game back to gamestop second hand.
Ca-Ho-Neys - It's spanish, originates from Tex/Mex region. It's Mexican slang for "testicles", and it means you got balls the size of boulders.Abedeus said:COJONES!! COJONES!! The hell is "cajones"? Is it French, English or what?
Haha, no.300lb. Samoan said:Ca-Ho-Neys - It's spanish, originates from Tex/Mex region. It's Mexican slang for "testicles", and it means you got balls the size of boulders.Abedeus said:COJONES!! COJONES!! The hell is "cajones"? Is it French, English or what?
"You just walked in and asked for the damn games? And they let you walk out with them? You got brass cojones, más chingón!"
Wait a second... you expect that somebody on minimum wage to risk their lives to protect the few measly dollars that the company will loose in claiming insurance, in the unlikely event that police do not manage to find the theif? The same company that has about the same respect for them as most people do for dog shit?Greg Tito said:Man Steals 100 Copies of Modern Warfare 2
Using only words as weapons, a Pennsylvania man managed to rip off nearly $7000 worth of merchandise from a GameStop.
On Tuesday, a man walked into a Meadville, PA GameStop and told the clerks that he had a friend outside who would shoot them if they called the police. The clerks apparently believed him. The thief proceeded to take 100 copies of Modern Warfare 2, as well as a few items from behind the counter, and walk out of the store. The total value of the merchandise pilfered was $6900. Police have yet to apprehend the wily crook, and would welcome any leads.
Several things pop to mind regarding this story. First: Wow. Second: What the? And finally: Really?
That feat takes some cajones, thief guy. What, did you roll a natural 20 on your Bluff check? Impressive.
Wait, 100 copies? How did you walk out of the store carrying that many boxes of MW2? Did you have the foresight to bring a fricking dolly?
The GameStop employees probably did the smart thing by erring on the side of caution, but come on. You're really just going to let a guy rob you because he says his friend outside has a gun? Really?
Really?
Source: WPXI [http://www.wpxi.com/news/21604730/detail.html]
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They were probably the PC version.imahobbit4062 said:I call bullshit, how can there even be 100 Mw2 copies left in the first place?