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A woman posts a video breaking down how she noticed something off at Walmart. She grabbed items priced “by the pound” that had rollback stickers, thinking she was getting a deal. But when she checked the receipt, the price looked the same as before. Turns out, the weight had... been adjusted upward to cancel out the discount. The issue went to court, and Walmart lost, now facing a settlement. This is the kind of thing most people would never catch. If true, it’s not just a mistake. it’s a trust issue. People rely on those rollback prices, especially right now, when every dollar matters. How often do you actually check your receipt… and after seeing this, will you start?show more

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60,295 views • 7 months ago

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“If you mean that I’m not one of those basic bitches who needs to post every second of when I’m hanging out with people so that people think that I’m cool and I’m surrounded by individuals, you would be right.” Is Candace actually ok? Is this how a 36-year-old woman speaks? Is this how a Christian speaks? And I don’t just mean “basic bitches;” I mean the whole thing. Watch the whole thing with a discerning eye. Watch it with the sound off too. Why can’t she just laugh/shrug off critiques of her? Why does she get so incensed?

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730,563 views • 4 months ago

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This went from a beach sting… to something way more serious. Three days ago, she got stung by a jellyfish, painful, but she thought it would pass. But instead of healing… it’s getting worse. Her face is swelling, the skin looks irritated, and now it’s not just discomfort. it’s concerning. So she heads to the ER, realizing this isn’t something you just “wait out.” Because sometimes what seems minor… doesn’t stay that way. When your body keeps getting worse instead of better, that’s not something to ignore, it’s a warning sign. Would you have gone to the ER sooner… or waited it out like she did? What would YOU do in that situation?

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58,060 views • 4 months ago

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1,092,675 views • 4 months ago

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This woman’s husband was in a wheelchair at Costco, he also has stage 4 terminal cancer. His life saving medication was in a backpack slung onto the wheelchair. The woman had her receipt on hand but the door receipt checker insisted on checking the man’s backpack instead, they refused and walked right by. As they walked by, the receipt checker yells “she hit me!” Costco employees then swarm the woman and her husband and she calls the police because she didn’t feel comfortable being surrounded by hostility. She does have it on video where she walks right by, so the receipt checker is on a power trip and lied, should she be charged or just let go?

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2,066,218 views • 4 months ago

🛒 Why is Walmart ripping the price tags off almost every piece of clothing? This woman is walking through the store and discovers that nearly all the price tags have been completely removed. She asks a vendor working the floor, and she confirms: “Yeah, every time a new truck comes in, employees have to rip all the prices off.” Now shoppers have to scan every single item with the Walmart app just to see how much anything costs. It seems like Walmart is only doing this to the fashion/clothing department — shirts, pants, jeans, underwear, kids’ clothes, shoes, accessories, etc. I’m so confused why they’re doing this — who else has noticed this at their Walmart?

🛒 Why is Walmart ripping the price tags off almost every piece of clothing? This woman is walking through the store and discovers that nearly all the price tags have been completely removed. She asks a vendor working the floor, and she confirms: “Yeah, every time a new truck comes in, employees have to rip all the prices off.” Now shoppers have to scan every single item with the Walmart app just to see how much anything costs. It seems like Walmart is only doing this to the fashion/clothing department — shirts, pants, jeans, underwear, kids’ clothes, shoes, accessories, etc. I’m so confused why they’re doing this — who else has noticed this at their Walmart?

End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

88,450 views • 4 months ago

She came to court for a parking ticket... but what she was really carrying that day was the weight of a breast cancer diagnosis. A teacher explains that the ticket was written on the same day she found out she had cancer, a day when parking meters were the last thing on her mind. Overwhelmed, she breaks down in tears right there in the courtroom. And then something completely unexpected happens. Instead of ruling from the bench, the judge steps down, walks over to her, and offers the one thing she needed most in that moment: compassion. He quietly comforts her... and dismisses the ticket.

She came to court for a parking ticket... but what she was really carrying that day was the weight of a breast cancer diagnosis. A teacher explains that the ticket was written on the same day she found out she had cancer, a day when parking meters were the last thing on her mind. Overwhelmed, she breaks down in tears right there in the courtroom. And then something completely unexpected happens. Instead of ruling from the bench, the judge steps down, walks over to her, and offers the one thing she needed most in that moment: compassion. He quietly comforts her... and dismisses the ticket.

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157,994 views • 1 month ago

This woman was staying at a hotel that has a self checkout for snacks and various drinks at the front desk. Usually it is attended by a front desk employee but when she went that morning, he was busy helping another guest. She wanted to get a soda but since he wasn’t there, she ignored the self check out, waved the soda in front of their camera and took it and left without paying. Once the employee came back, they already knew what had happened and they are treating it as a theft and informed her she is being removed from the hotel for stealing. She whips out her camera because she felt since nobody was there to ring her up despite the self check out, that she could just take it. Should the self check out which is right in front of the products have been more noticeable or is this a case of entitlement, do you feel she actually stole the item?

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