[cyclopswc]

At least these guys put some thoughts into what they repackaged.

[Jinx723]

Saw the variant Baroness at Walmart a couple of weeks ago...



Saw these on Instagram...



Sometimes you gotta check and make sure you are getting what you pay for...

[J James]

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Originally Posted by 46 Zone

I thought SW fans liked OT Storm Troopers over Disney Storm Troopers. This is a headscratcher.

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Originally Posted by SmokeBellew

If you have location enabled on your phone, the prices you scan are the prices for that store. It'll also tell you which store you're in and where shit is at/supposed to be. It also tracks your shopping behavior, keeps track of what you purchase and suggests additional shit you might need/want.

A lot of places do that last stuff without you even realizing it, and Apple and Google monitor everywhere you go/everything you do too. For that reason, I keep location off and only turn it on when looking for an address/I'm lost somewhere.

I have a de-Googled phone which doesn't have any of that monitoring software. It runs a version of Linux...

Any secondary apps are side-loaded using apks. VPN. Very light on apps, no social media. The only social media I run is from a cell emulator on my PC. Except Facebook, I practice browser segregation with it, so Edge is for FB and never any other site ever. Chrome is only for Google on PC and never any other site. All it can reference is itself that way.

Turning the location data on your cell to "off" doesn't stop the data and location mining FYI. All it does is turn it off on your own end. It is still running contact tracing if your phone updated to that software during the lockdowns and it is still location mapping, just not allowing all the apps to access the data.

[46 Zone]

I just found a Falcon box with a nice cut along the corner of the box. I didn't open it, but the box felt pretty light. At least the return to windowed packaging will keep up the creativity seen by these people. The windowless boxes just made thieving boring

[GoodGuy9]

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Originally Posted by SmokeBellew

It's not just that no one gives a shit (I mean, there is some of that), but I think it's more that retailers are chronically understaffed nowadays and employees may technically be in toys or housewares or whatever, but if the boss tells them they're needed in grocery, that's where they go work.

Walmart's where I worked while in college, often there was one person covering three plus departments, if they couldn't be found customers would stop me trying to go home on my way out the store for help so I would often sneak out or deny I worked there.