Dale Comstock

Then they follow them around.

They watch them steal stuff.

And they take note of how much stuff they stole, you know, the quantity, the amount.

And then they'll tell the person, hey, you're going to pay for that, right?

And then the person will go, no.

What are you going to do about it?

Nothing.

And then they walk out the store with it because you can't do anything because cops aren't going to arrest them.

And even if it was $950 worth of stuff, nothing's going to happen, right?

So what happens is then they turn this ticket in and they go, yeah, this person stole, you know, $300 worth of shoes, right?

And then what they do is they turn around and give that ticket to the insurance company.

And the insurance company has to pay because, look, we're doing everything we can.

Look, we got this guy over here, looks like a ninja, and he can't stop them.

They don't tell them that I'm not doing nothing because they won't let me.

They actually threaten to fire me if I did do anything other than just stand there.

I made a lot of money just standing there like a scarecrow.

Like, are you kidding me?

You pay me all this money?

They were paying the cops even more.

They were paying the cops $1,200 a day just to sit there.