I think that one may be right. I mean if you're not getting away with their goods then you're not stealing, you just think you are -- thus "stealing." And if the camera is in plain sight, then it's a "hidden" camera. Why have "hidden" there at all? Well to co-op a common phrase I guess. I give this sign (minus the grammar) a pass.
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Also love the misuse of "your" for "you're." BTW, I look forward to your "posts" ;) every day!
I think that one may be right. I mean if you're not getting away with their goods then you're not stealing, you just think you are -- thus "stealing." And if the camera is in plain sight, then it's a "hidden" camera. Why have "hidden" there at all? Well to co-op a common phrase I guess. I give this sign (minus the grammar) a pass.
^I think the misuse of your/you're is the most irritating part of the sign.
My "stealing"? What in the world could they be talking about??
What I want to know is: Why would anyone be stealing for this retailers hidden cameras? ha ha. but that's the way the sign truly reads!
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