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One hell of a condensing
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If it's stolen the same day then there's no huge risk, if you prepare it soon after. With cheese even less risk. But of course there's always some risk buying stolen shit from junkies.
Often from what I know it goes like this: they owe money to someone, can't pay it back because naturally all the money goes to drugs so instead they'll steal shit for you. So you'd be sending them to steal specific expensive shit and would be waiting for it and know it's stolen the same day and whatnot.
Though it's fucking idiotic to loan money to junkies in the first place but I guess this way you'll recoup some of it at least.
I just don’t understand why you’d steal stuff that easily spoils in order to resell it when there’s durable goods that don’t need an uninterrupted cooling chain, I guess.
They steal stuff that doesn't spoil as well. It's been on the news for a couple years now but laundry detergent. Shits expensive and never spoils.
Laundry detergent and baby formula are basically currency in some areas I've read.
Placement in the store, how easy it is to steal, how easy it is to offload etc. Food stuff like that is easy to steal and it's not too cheap to not make it worth the effort but also not too expensive to make it harder to offload. Also even corner stores have that stuff so you can go to multiple places in one go, I've been told that's an important factor. And those corner stores are often busier and less guarded.
What would you rather steal?