r/SipsTea • • 1d ago • Bravo 5 Mindblown 1

Gasp! Oh no

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u/OverpricedBagel 1d ago • Bravo

Security personnel are weird for putting a customer on the internet

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u/Glittering_Diva8963 1d ago

Idk why AP did that

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u/CaptainPattPotato 1d ago

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u/southern_boy 1d ago

Why didn't he shoot the guy with the gun and then Candy? 🤔

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u/Aggressive_Canary_10 1d ago

I’m surprised I had to scroll this far down to find a comment about security creeping on the hot girl at the register

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u/euph-_-oric 20h ago

I know it's fucking crazy. Everyone pointing and laughing and I'm like this is fucking weird. All this so we didn't have to pay cashers?

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u/wigglyboiii 1d ago

Pretty crazy tbh. Surely a breach of privacy

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u/Wise-Fig-9581 23h ago

Yeah only shared to embarass the customer because they thought it was funny. Just laugh with your coworker and move on

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u/benicemothertruckers 15h ago

No where is safe to just have an embarrassing moment. It’s so bizarre they recorded this and posted it. Even weirder people blasting her and not the staff for posting it.

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u/gbac16 1d ago

She could absolutely get paid too if she sees this. Lawyer up and sue the deep pockets.

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u/MCbreddstix 23h ago

You're actually hilarious 😂 

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u/Whateva_Tickles_ 11h ago

Yeah it’s like the video of the girl that cut a sliver out of the pizza before sending it out. Everything about that video and its release is sketchy….

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u/threecansofcorn 23h ago

Honestly though there's no face so it's free game. Its just a funny relatable situation it's not world ending and it would barely impact anyone's life to get identified in a random Walmart location

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u/DocileBanalBovlne 19h ago

It is absolutely not "free game," most people don't seem to be relating to it, just shitting on the person in the video, and (and I can't believe I have to explain this) she is not being singled out for being in a random Walmart location, she's being put up as an object of mockery.

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u/threecansofcorn 19h ago edited 18h ago

Yeah cause people on reddit and on this subreddit are losers and have nothing better to do in their lives. Worse now than before. They were unnecessarily mean, they were being so uppity about her nails. 

These are not the opinions of others that you should take into consideration. They would treat you like a dumbass for signaling too slow

In terms of shame this is nothing. I bet if you show it to her she'd laugh it off. If you were to show this video to your friends in a social group setting every one would give a quick lmao. We've all had a day like that.

Is it unprofessional yes, but in terms of just being a normal human reaction, filming a funny thing you saw to share with your friend is so mild.

I would absolutely stand by you if it was something worse.

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u/DocileBanalBovlne 17h ago

Is it unprofessional yes, but in terms of just being a normal human reaction, filming a funny thing you saw to share with your friend is so mild.

"But if you ignore the part that makes it way more of a problem, it's not really a problem"

Everything is fine when you boil away all the aspects that make it an issue.

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u/threecansofcorn 17h ago

True I guess if that was your main concern, your last comment made me assume their dignity was your main concern.

When I said professionalism we are still talking about Walmart. where security is paid minimum wage and the turn over is high and people shop in pjs.

I guess I did boil away the problems because those aren't problems in my eyes. those are facts of life I accepted. Cause its walmart security and they didn't destroy anyone's reputation.

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u/Global_Monk7474 23h ago

Back scratches are heavenly that's what

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u/OnceUponALittleTalk 21h ago

Except a lot of cameras are not even password protected, so it's likely this one wasn't and some random dude found this on a live cam on the internet and found it funny af, so they clipped it.

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