Dale Comstock

And when you brought up the fentanyl thing, I had a flashback.

So I was working in San Francisco for a couple months during COVID, actually six months, right?

They had a big problem there.

And I guess they still do, but...

The problem is getting less because all the, all the stores are closing out because there was a big problem.

As you remember, you know, people going and smashing and grabbing and stealing everything.

You could steal up to $950 worth of stuff before it's even a felony.

You know, cops weren't arresting anybody because they were told not to.

I know because I worked with them.

Yeah, it was the most, I've never seen anything like that.

On an average day, I would watch about 70 shoplifting incidents in one day at one department store, right?

And I wasn't even sure what my purpose was.

I thought my job was to come there and protect the employees because they're getting the crap beat about them or maybe to help mitigate the theft.

But actually I was just there to be a scarecrow was what I found out later on.

they wouldn't let me do anything like not even help an employee i'm like what am i doing here right and so then i found out what they were doing so again i won't mention the store's name uh i should but it's not just that store it's a lot of stores what they do is so somebody comes in

And, you know, right away what we do is, I hate to say profiling, we have people that their job is to profile people that come in.

And they're pretty good at it, right?

They're usually young kids.

They go, yeah, that guy's probably going to steal.

Yeah, she's probably going to steal.