call the cops bitch i’ll have sex with them

17. aries. $5k. socialist. 794 ♡✨

[oldjanxspirit-deactivated202301]

a PSA created by Ron Wimberly ( @d-pi ) and the National Lawyers Guild. Meant for NYC in specific but good advice to anyone out there. “I am exercising my constitutional rights to remain silent and have an attorney” and “I do not consent to a search” are the only things you should ever say to a cop asking you questions.

[welcometotheohana]

Wording is incredibly important here guys! Do not say “I want a lawyer”. That can be interpreted as a statement of fact and not an invocation of your rights. Specifically say that you are invoking your right to an attorney and that you are invoking your right to remain silent

[gloombog]

reminder that when change.org asks you to “chip in’ after you’ve signed a petition, that money does NOT go to the petition organizer or any related fundraiser. change.org uses misleading language like this to trick you into paying them. they’re a for-profit corporation. don’t give them your money, send what you can to verified bail funds / gofundme campaigns / etc. instead

[twitblr]

And I oop-

[hell-propaganda]

*ends my father’s bloodline*

[sunshine-shoppy]

hey babes, it’s almost the weekend!! who has plans?? I can’t wait to wear new lifted outfits and makeup out. what are you gonna do?

//total//

$1330.00

[leolifter]

i feel like i saw a post here saying the same thing. 🌱

[lift-witch]

The Lift-Witch complete and comprehensive guide on how to lift without a magnet or hook

Different tags can be removed different ways, some of which I won’t go into to here only because I want these tips to be as general as possible in order to be helpful to more people. These tips will work on every tag I’ve ever encountered except 2alarm or 3alarm tags which are the physical embodiment of the devil.

These techniques are tried and tested personally by me, my favourite and most foolproof techniques are marked with an asterisk(*).

Do not read this expecting some miracle technique, this is all just common sense. Also do not try these all in one go, work on each technique one by one and polish your skills to avoid getting cocky or sloppy.

Sus= suspicious, getting caught or being close “Don’t act sus” “security looked super sus” “I hope they don’t sus me out” “I think my mum has sussed out where all these new things are coming from”

*IMPORTANT INFO TO REMEMBER BEFORE DETAGGING* 1. Never detag on the shop floor, take items into the changing room and detag and conceal in your bag or under clothes in there. Sneak items into the changing room unseen by: - slipping items into your bag or pockets or down the front of your trousers or bra in a blindspot (an area where you cannot be seen by cameras, be sure that no staff or customers can see you either) - dumping an open, mostly empty shopping bag below a rail of clothes then subtlety dropping clothes on the hanger into the bag in a blindspot (this one requires super awareness of who can and can’t see you behind your back, very dangerous and not for rookies) when you then pick up this bag be sure to cover the opening of it with your jacket or clothes which you wish to take into the changing room - slipping small items into the pockets of a coat or pair of jeans that you’ll then take into the changing room (stick to things like small wallets and jewellery that are found within or near the clothing section, it will look weird if you are carrying a big coat around the electronics) - *hanging more than one item on a hanger is the easiest and most fool proof way of getting items into the changing room to detag. Grab something chunky and something long, like a floaty dress and and a chunky cardigan or jacket, then hang what ever you want on the neckline of one of the items, you can also hang things on the back loops of jeans, the loop sometimes found on the inside of jacket or a looped label. A few things to watch out for: jackets may fall off the hanger due to the extra weight and reveal your concealment, and make you look nervous and sus, you can avoid this by closing up the jacket, this will also hide the item hung on the jackets loop far better. And make sure to pass a mirror before entering the changing rooms to check if you have any hangers sticking out and hold something against yourself as if you’re checking to make sure it suits you so you don’t look sus. Also if the fitting room attendant takes the items off of you and find the double hung items you can just act dumb and say “oh I knew I had more items” “oops sorry I forgot I was making an outfit” it sounds out of the ordinary but it’s never not worked for me. 2. Some paper tags and barcode stickers have RFID tags hidden inside, these can be deactivated by making a tear which ruins the electronic signal, but I prefer to be leave these behind inside the pockets of jeans or a coat. 3. Always take a pair of jeans or a coat with lots of pockets I to the changing room to hide all your tags in, I find a coat is best because you can hang hangers inside to make more space inside your bag which looks less sus and leaves more room for more stolen goods. A coat isn’t always available though or looks sus in the summer but jeans are stocked year round so is a safe bet. Always remember to take anything that you left tags inside back out to the shop floor and dump somewhere messy in the store or back where you found it, never give it to the changing room attendant! If they find the tags it will be almost impossible to talk your way out of it. 4. Ink tags are not there as a deterrent, they are never fake and do contain ink that will stain your skin and your clothes if it is broken open and it will break open if you are too rough and you will be caught for sure. You need to be super careful with ink tags, super super careful. 5. Do not over stuff your bags, you might as well write “shoplifter” across your forehead in day glow glitter if you’re gonna walk around with a over stuffed bag.

Okay detagging techniques: 1. *Yank the tag, just yank it. Pull the fabric taut and yank the tag itself firmly until there is a rip in the fabric big enough to pull the tag through. Be careful not to pull too hard and make a big, suspicious noise and a big ugly hole. With ink tags you’re better to hold the tag at the edge, and yank softly but firmly, if you keep your hands on the sides it shouldn’t break. 2. Using a seam ripper to make a hole big enough to pull the tag through, get the seam ripper as close to the pin that hold the tag on the garment as possible and dig the point I to the hole made by the pin and push forward softly to rip the fabric. A seam ripper is a tiny metal tool, sort of like a two pronged fork with a razor between the prongs, it is used for ripping out bad seams believe it or not but works just as well on fabrics. Keep your seam ripper inside a small sowing kit inside your bag so that if you get searched you can say you just carry it as part of the kit in case of a wardrobe malfunction, this will get you a far more lenient punishment than if you were caught with the seam ripper on its own. You can find these in any haberdashers and most craft stores. 3. A small pair of nail scissors is also good for digging at the hole made by the pin to make a big enough gap for the tag to come through. Again carry it inside a small nail care kit with nail files and polish and things so you cannot be charged with “going equipped” to steal. 4. A craft knife does the same job but if you are found carrying these around it could look super weird so I’d suggest not carrying these or cutting a small slit in the lining of your handbag and slipping it in there. 5. Plant clippers or socateurs with a thin set of blades will easily cut through tag pins and wires but make a loud sus sound when they snip and could get you caught. Also are much harder to explain or hide than a craft knife, I’d suggest hiding in the handbag lining and only carry them if you truly 100% need them.

Hiding your tags DO NOT LEAVE THEM BEHIND IN THE CHANGING ROOM this is how most shoplifters got caught when I worked in retail. You must hide them and there are a few ways to do this: 1. Take the tags with you and hide them in the pockets of jackets and jeans as you walk about, this is super dangerous and should only be done if the other three methods are impossible. 2. *Hide tags inside the pockets of a jacket or pair of jeans or anything with pockets that you brought into the changing room with you, when you leave do not give the item with hidden tags to the changing room attendant, take it with you and out it so wwheres messy or back where you found it so that the tags will not be found until you are long gone. 3. Tape tags to the bottom of the changing room stool, be careful because the tape might make noise when you peel it and the tag could be found as you leave, fairly risky. 4. If the changing room dividers are thick enough you can reach up and set the tag on top of it. I have been back to shops I did this to a year ago and the tags are still there covered in dust ahahah be careful not to drop the tags I to other changing rooms or too near the door where someone might see your hand.

NOW PLEASE FOR MY SANITY STOP WITH THE ROOKIE ASS QUESTIONS

If I missed anything out feel free to add relevant and informative tips, no falsies please xxx

[lofilifter]

[watrlifts]

I’m screaming

[put-it-back-winona-deactivated2]

🤣😂🤣

[niftyshiftylifty]

A few lil tips

Okay, I haven’t been doing this for long, but I’ve been doing reasonably well, especially since the pre/during Christmas period is when I’ve done the bulk of my magic. I’ve fucked up a few times. I’ve beeped. I’ve hit locations more frequently than I should have, and when I haven’t known what I’m walking into. But I still haven’t been suspected, or caught.  And I’m gonna say this because I know there are a few new lifters around: Here’s what I’m offering: Know yourself Know your limits. Don’t get cocky. Don’t get over-ambitious. When I first got to the online lifting community, I saw epic hauls, and yeah, I was like, “This is awesome. I want to do this.” But I also know my own limitations. Obviously I’m not going to walk out with a designer handbag the first time I lift: you need to ease yourself into it.  Educate yourself Especially for the US lifters, there is a wealth of information out there on tag types used in stores, company policy, etc. Read it. Be a little sponge for information in your early days, and remember things.  Adapt to new environments You may not know how everything works, but look and learn. One of the best tactics is to scope out things in a non-sus way. Keep an eye on where cameras are, and assume that all of them are monitored. Remember that while your eyes can move, your body doesn’t have to. This also goes for blindspots: temporary displays, or cages being unpacked, can create perfect blindspots for you. Distracted staff who are presumably not going to be shoplifted in front of might have their back turned, creating perfect opportunities for you. Remember, a lot of security is based around how they think lifters work and this doesn’t account for people doing things like concealing when someone had their back turned or utilising a cage in front of a camera. Physical blindspots are one thing, but *human* blindspots are something else entirely. Be aware of your body language Don’t rush and fidget after lifting. Don’t give any indication that you’re nervous. Gear yourself into autodrive; convince yourself that you’re just browsing, and continue that mindset immediately before and after concealing. “Forget” that you’ve concealed once you have. Learn how to do things with your hands without actually looking at your hands: this is super important for peeling off RFIDs on the floor, as well as concealing.  Be Quick Don’t fuck around with packaging (don’t be scared to leave something on the shelf if you don’t think you can untag it) in a way that’s noisy or complicated or is going to require lots of messing around. Don’t lift in ways that mean unnaturally adjusting your bag or clothing. If you put your hand into a pocket, pulling out a phone rather than nothing is a better idea. The aim is to be fluid and natural. Get out if you feel sussed I don’t give a shit if you’re missing out on something you really want, the moment you make a certain eye contact with the certain wrong somebody– and trust me, you will know that look– ditch what they have seen and get the fuck out. You can get that something elsewhere. It’s not worth ruining your future for a bottle of foundation. Pay attention to staff Watch out for who’s working when you lift or suss out a shop. Don’t rely on them forgetting you. And the moment you feel recognised? Get out. And aim not to return for a long time. There are a few places I won’t be going back to for awhile, but I was smart enough to make sure they weren’t places I frequent anyway. Don’t count on your “well, I got away that time” meaning that you’re going to be safe the next time you go in.  Bullshit Learn to conceal well and bullshit. Learn how to move the contents of your bag aside, concealing what you’ve jacked. Learn how to breezily roll your eyes about something you bought elsewhere that sets off alarms. Learn how to act like normal people would in any ordinary situation. Fluster, be embarassed, you have no idea what’s going on. Humans are social creatures who empathise and generally will interact well with people who are “nice.” Be nice. Be everything they want you to be, and they won’t want you to be one of the “bad guys”.  Make use of diversion If you offer up your handbag for inspection and are carrying bags of groceries, odds are likely that you’re not going to be asked to reveal the contents of the grocery bags. Look at where people are directing their line of sight, and work out how to do things out of that line of sight. Learn how to “look” at one product while you’re concealing another one.  Learn where the weak points are Nine times out of ten, humans are the weakest link in every security system. Know when staff are going to be distracted because they’re exhausted/bored/busy. Know where to hit human empathy. Know where to hit blindspots. Find that untagged item or changeroom consultant who doesn’t count, while you have an extra item concealed under a mountain of clothing. Most SAs are not naturally suspicious unless something tweaks their alarm bells. Don’t tweak their alarm bells. Start Small Seriously, don’t aim for high-end makeup palettes just yet. Maybe a lipstick is a good starter. Wear long sleeves, get a sense of sleight of hand and acting normal first. Get comfortable with what you’re doing.  Aim for improvement No matter how good you are, you can always do better. Not in terms of stuff acquired, in terms of subtlety and timing and technique. Every time you lift, once you’re out of the danger zone, reflect on what you’ve done. Look at it as though you’re watching a video of how you did it, and work out where you fucked up. Make sure you never make the same mistake again. Making mistakes is fine, and part of the learning process, as long as you actually learn from them and don’t get your arse busted while doing so. Take breaks Don’t lift daily. Don’t lift when you’re in the middle of anxiety or something awful has happened. Even if you get away clean, you’re going to feel it for awhile afterwards. I get that lifting CAN ease negative feelings, but when you’re emotional and out of control, that’s when you’re liable to fuck up. Use the prospect of getting out to lift again as a motivation to get your headshit together by all means, but make sure you’re operating at full capacity when you hit. The best situation, otherwise, is getting out with stuff, but wondering how you did it, and being haunted. The typical situation is leaving empty handed. The worst? Getting caught. All three of these are not ideal situations.  Don’t do what they’re expecting you to do This is basically the crux of it: don’t act like what people think a “typical lifter” is. Dressing well is part of it. But another part of it is knowing what items are likely to get lifted, and not pointedly going for them. Another part is controlling your body language– your thoughts, even– and being normal. Another part is not returning to the scene of a huge haul because you know it’s “easy.” Being polite and friendly rather than evasive and suss, when talked to, will make you look far less suspicious than if they’re already onto you and you are annoyed or aggressive. Hell, you might get people THINKING you look suss, but convincing themselves that you’re not because they’ve watched you and you’re just a bit OCD or awkward rather than lifting. They know you. You’re fiiine. Look at how you leave stock If you’re going to leave packaging anywhere, return it to in the middle of the items on display, packaged up fine, like you opened it to look at the item and then returned it. Don’t leave it somewhere random, and don’t leave it at the front or the back: that’s obvious. Leave it where it’s not going to draw attention for some time. If you’re going to leave rubbish, make sure it looks like rubbish (rather than a destroyed tag) or is well hidden. If you have to double-tag, double-tag in inconspicuous spots, like inside a pocket of an item that you never even took into a dressing room. If that changeroom you walked into had no hangers in it, don’t leave any. Grab stock from the back of a section rather than the front, or if you do that, face it forward: remember, a lot of LP will look at stock rather than customers, and if something it missing in an otherwise tidy area that you were in, it can look suss.   Work out how you work best I prefer working alone. I probably have trust issues to the point where I don’t want to rely on anyone. Sleight of hand and bullshit are probably my best skills. I would prefer to take a little longer in a shop and be recognised, but also to be thought of as a bit of a weirdo rather than a suss lifter. And I treat every other person, camera, point of observation, etc, as a potential risk. And that’s not necessarily going to be everyone’s best technique. A huge part of this is knowing your strengths and weaknesses, and basically maximising and minimising accordingly. Since we’re all different, we’re all going to have different ways of doing things that feel comfortable for us: the thing is that you’ve got to feel comfortable. If, say, you’re more of an in-out ninja type, you’re not going to feel as comfy talking to people. You need to work out what actually works for you, and resembles something close to normal. Practise

[liftgloss]

tîktôk knows what’s up

[liftingmybestlife]

Tips on Getting Stopped, but not Caught

Lifting or not, people get stopped. You’ve probably been stopped before and never thought anything of it. If you get stopped and questioned, act just like you would if you hadn’t lifted a day in your life. Being polite, while feigning "offended" or "confused" is the easiest way to go. Alternatively, you could be b*tch about being hassled but that may not work for you personally or could be perceived as defensive (making it harder to backpeddle.) Find what works for you. Ultimately though in that moment, you are completely innocent by anyone's standards.

Stores that are “hands off” can’t physically stop you and be within policy. Any employee that isn't LP shouldn't be doing anything remotely close to stopping customers. When they do, deal either one of 2 ways; Either hold a receipt and project the impression of complying with their requests by giving them a closed mouth smile and nod while keeping pace, when they want to check a receipt or bags or something else, just act like its exactly what you’d if you weren’t lifting. Otherwise, walk briskly, showing no receipt, and shoot them a bothered look as if to say their accosting you is rude as is their desire to needlessly waste your time. Legally, SA’s and LP CAN NOT physically prevent you from leaving. They aren’t police, they can’t detain you.

If LP is stopping you, they're stopping you for a reason, so there's no point playing polite. When they stop you, they're either formally accusing you of shoplifting or they’re not. Call them out point-blank and ask "Are you accusing me of something?" Look them in the eye, press them for an answer, and don't let them skirt around it. Say "no" to any and all other requests. If they don't give you a straight answer & evade the question with something like "if you let us see your receipt we can clear this up", don't waste time. Say "no thanks" and walk away. If they touch you, treat it as assault . If they’re accusing of lifting, ask them for the details of what they're accusing you of having lifted, or tell them to call the police and WALK THE FUCK AWAY. If they're going to tackle you, they're going to tackle you, nothing you do will change that. Better them getting an assault charge than you getting a theft charge.

Don't get sucked into the game of "follow me" to the side/office, and empty out your bag", don’t let them inspect your belongings or receipt. I read a post by a former LP who said he couldn't believe how people just blindly complied with any LP request; e.g. "empty out your pockets" - they did, "let me see your purse" - "yes sir" then he went on to say "As LP, I repeat, we have no authority. All we can do is ask you and hope for your cooperation. If they had the authority to search you, they wouldn't be asking. They have no more right to inspect you than a private citizen. LP are good a faking authority, and this works most of the time because people fear authority. To get rid of the fear, disassociate LP from authority. They bullshit people and it works as if the police had done it. You can't let them get to you. Stay safe

[heavenlylifter]

i got a new box for my golf detacher magnet bc it’s my beautiful loyal bby and it deserves to be stored properly😌😌 u can see my old box, all falling apart and wrapped in duct tape…. this way i can carry my magnet around in something non-sus with the box taped closed, and if i beep it will just look like a present! it’s a method i’ve used that has worked before, which is nice. i’ll tape a tag to it before i go out saying: “Dear [fake name], Happy Birthday! Love from [fake name]” Plus it doesn’t look sus to keep it on a shelf in my room now😊❤️ nice

[lyftnlove]

❤ Seph0r@, a guide ❤

This is by a current Seph0r@ employee who has been trained extensively on their LP situation . Disclaimer: This is for my Seph0r@ ( and theSeph0r@s in the district ) and may be different for yours. This guide was made December of 2019.

Your Look It doesn’t matter. A lot of guides I see talk about how important your look is, but the bottom line is that it doesn’t matter. How you do your makeup doesn’t matter. We have clients who spend 400 a week on makeup and always come in no makeup, and we have clients who spend 10 a week and come in full face beat. The way we can tell if you’re stealing is your behavior and what you’re carrying. 

At Seph0r@, we’re taught not to profile and profiling is 100% wrong. However, big tip offs that make us watch you a little more closely are the following. 

Asking questions that don’t make sense / telling us info that makes no sense*

Looking nervous / being very aloof / non-responding

Shifty Eyes

NOT ACCEPTING A BASKET / PUTTING PRODUCT YOU PLAN TO CONCEAL IN THE BASKET **

A big bag that appears empty

SMALL BACKPACKS THAT ARE CARRIED AROUND YOUR FRONT

Shades in store

Going in with a large group of friends and constantly splitting

* This is our biggest tip off. If you’re telling us you’re here for a matte foundation but you’re in hair care lingering and watching SA’s, we’re going to watch you a little closely. If you’re telling us you want a natural finish foundation but you’re looking at full coverage foundation / picking up and playing with it, we’re going to watch you a little closer. If you refuse help from an SA when it’s clear to us you don’t know what you’re talking about, we’re going to watch you a little closely. ( This isn’t to make anyone feel bad, but we can tell the different between just being clueless about makeup vs feigning ignorance to drive us away ) 

** A lot of tips say to take a basket, but I would also like to say that we have plenty of paying clients who refuse baskets ! If you take a basket, either put a decoy in the basket or don’t put anything in the basket at all. If you refuse a basket but have other behaviors of a potential shoplifter, we will be passive aggressive ( as we’re taught to do to deter theft ). I don’t know about y’all Seph0r@ but at mine, if you acting sus, we remember your basket. If you put a benefit brow in there and suddenly it’s gone and you leaving? We know what happened. We can’t do shit, but we know lol.

Chase Policy The only people at Seph0r@ who can apprehend you is LP, which are frequent during holiday seasons and extremely high end store events. We, as employees, can not apprehend you. WE CAN CONFRONT YOU IN STORE IF YOU ARE CAUGHT CONCEALING, and if you admit to taking product, we are obligated to call LP and mall security. Typically, we confront at the door. We literally can’t do anything other than report it to LP, who may or may not take it further. I caught someone concealing three items under her jacket in her hand ( terrible concealment move at Seph0r@, btw ) and reported it on the ear piece and my coworker confronted the lifter, who simply said “piss off” and walked out. We could only call mall security lol. 

I also want to state that at a solid amount of stores, we do know you’re lifting. We may not see concealment, but we do know. We can’t do anything, but we do know and we will remember for next time so space out your hauls.

Cameras I can’t speak for all Seph0r@s, but at mine, we typically have one manager or boss at least two - three times a week in the office. On weekends especially, ESPECIALLY during holidays. They are typically not monitoring cameras closely, but they are in there with the monitors. All cameras work and are high quality but again, this is my store. Conceal away from the camera. 

Tagging Again, I can’t speak for all Seph0r@s, but majority tag ONLY fragrances.If you beep out the store, its a fragrance, but we won’t say that. We want everyone to think a lot of stuff is tagged. I won’t lie, please do not steal fragrances ( or over the felony charge worth of product in one trip at the same store ). We had two girls steal fragrances ( over 200-300 dollars, I believe ) on the other side of the city ( I live in a major city ) and EVERY store in the city got notified with their pictures and everything. When they came into my store, we all were immediately notified and CS’d them to hell to make them leave. Seph0r@ doesn’t care if you steal a palette and maybe a mascara, we have a budget for that, but if you steal over 100-200 dollars, we will know and be extremely pissed and probably will get LP on your ass. 

Also idk about y’alls stores but some really expensive tower items are tagged. For example, dysons are typically tagged or they beep by the towers. Also sometimes we leave everythig in there except the product so you take an empty box home. You could take one and leave but I wouldn’t do it lol. 

Basic Tips

Conceal while going around the corner of an aisle of entering a new one. Body conceals work great too if there is no LP or customers around ( you can usually spot them easily or even look up a few on some lifting facebook groups lol ) 

We are required to help everyone in our zone or check in with them at least once or twice. You’ll definitely know if you’re being sus’d because we say shit like “Would you like a basket for your [product]” “Would you like to see matching [similar product] for your [product]” If you get CS’d like that, drop and leave. 

We talk on the ear piece constantly, but usually we’re just chatting, asking for restocks, calling zones, etc. But we are vigilante and if you are sus’d  everyone in the store will know. If you get a feeling, drop and leave. 

Just research basic makeup things so you can sound slightly knowledgeable if you’re trying to make convo with an SA. If not, just say you aren’t familiar with certain things and would like to hear more. 

Don’t act like you’re browsing for a looooong time and circling the store, and everytime you get CS’d you say “No thanks, I’m just looking”. Get your shit, conceal, maybe ask about skincare services or ask for a sample and leave. Better yet, lift, conceal in 10-15 min and then ask about our makeup services. Especially during the holidays, we’re booked. When told we’re booked ( or pretend the day you need is booked ), leave a bit disappointed. Best way to be in and out without being sus.

That’s all of my advice! Out of difficultty, I would say a typical Seph0r@ is a 7-8/10, A good one, a solid 9/10 and a bad one, 5-6/10. 

If you have any questions, please lmk!  （●´∀｀）ノ♡

[powerliftin]

first haul on this blog!

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sëphörä

huda beauty nude obsessions palette: $29.00

urban decay heavy metal glitter liner: $21.00

benefit gimme brow gel: $24.00

milk makeup tattoo stamp: $12.00

mörphë

m410 brush: $5.00

wälmärt

nyx soft matte lip cream: $6.50

nyx filler instinct plumping lip polish: $7.00

nyx wonder pencil: $4.50

nyx glitter goals liquid eyeshadow: $8.00

opi nail polish base coat: $8.00

opi nail polish top coat: $8.00

zebra mildliners: $6.00

b/bw

hand cream: $5.00

lüsh

vanishing cream moisturizer: $44.95

bubblegum lip scrub: $10.95

sälly

soapbox coconut milk hair mist: $10

h/m

mesh top: $13

ëärthböünd

necklaces (x3): $33 (total)

blïck

moleskine notebook: $20

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total: $255.90

[liftsbian-deactivated20240423]

[pocketfullofliftedsunshine-deac]

Yes mom, that IS 10 new pairs of earrings on my vanity that weren’t there yesterday… and what about it? ✨

[thiefju]

Just because whatever you got was free doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t take good care of it. You have these nice items now, so don’t treat them as if they’re less just because you lifted them. Treat them how you would if you had spent your own money on them. If you lift a nice bra that needs to be lightly washed don’t regular wash it because you can always just “get another one”. If you get a nice makeup palette don’t use it all quickly and haphazardly just because there are “always more where that came from”. Treat your stuff with respect and recognize that lifted or not they are nice items.