Is this a wrong mistake?
An upset buyer of Walmart has gone viral after sharing an online video describing the butcher of the barricaded store butcher from small wire cages.
Video viewers with over 1.9 million views have expressed their shock to learn the extreme lengths of the grocery store to protect their products.
“This is when you know it’s bad,” said Tiktokker @solid_soul83 in the piece posted on April 8.
But this is not a new tactic. The clip is similar to what went viral in 2022 – showing how long the store has caught security.
In the Tiktok video posted by @Oakwood19136, a man holds a pack of Angus Ribeye steaks at $ 20.83 closed in a metal installation sleeve.
“Yes, you have to make fun of me. Walmart has now closed the steak. Holy sh.
“This is getting worse now.”
Tiktok, seemingly based on a store in Florida, has collected 8.1 million views and tens of thousands of comments while people express their anger and assumptions as to why an ordinary food article would be closed.
Viewers agreed that high security measures are “crazy”, “incredible” and “sad”.
“Is that for real?!?!?!” Someone asked.
“A whole prison fence and foot monitoring for 2 stems,” commented another.
Capture items to prevent theft and fraud is now a common practice among other known chains, including target, CVS and Walgreens.
Large retailers across the country began testing new measures, such as closed screen cases and electronic labels, to combat increasing rates of store rhythm in recent years, with largely negative estimates by both buyers and senior executives.
In 2022, stores in NYC also closed free meat as spam in anti-theft cases.
Walmart did not immediately respond to the posting request for comment.
However, earlier this year, the Director General of Walgreens admitted that anti-theft measures damaged by sales.
The high executive in Walgreens mourned for losing sales from placing items such as toothpaste after blocking and key to hit in rampant stores that have plagued pharmacy chains across the country.
“When you block things … you don’t sell as much as possible. We’ve tried them so much,” Tim Wentworth, CEO of Walgreens Boots Alliance, for investors during a profit call.
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