lifting kid

Australia//lifting since September 2015//Total saved: $156.71  

[liftingkid-blog]

Yes, I lift.

one thing people need to understand is lifting has become more than just fun to me. it has become an obsession, an addiction.

[lifting-latina]

Guys I stole a fish. My most favorite haul

Betta fish-6$ Fish food-3$

[liftingkid-blog]

This is actually my favorite thing ever

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embarassing story: once i accidentally tore off a tag and didn’t have tape with me (this was before I figure out that I could just disrupt the signal, dah) so I just. swallowed it. I ate the the fucking RFID

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cool

[prettybitchbandit]

how did it taste

[liftbalm-deactivated20220224]

like desperation

[liftingkid-blog]

Me: *flirting with cashier at Old Navy*

Me: when I leave, don't be surprised if the alarm goes off, because I just stole your heart.

Me: *leaves, alarm goes off*

Me: *with a sly smile* see? told ya.

Cashier: i need to check your bag. come back here.

Me: no.

[winterlifts]

The goal with lifting is NOT:

“Make it out of the store without being apprehended”

Instead, it is:

“Make it out of the store without leaving any trace you ever lifted anything, without being apprehended”

Cause let’s say you need to go back to the store at some point in the future, for legitimate shopping or lifting. If you’ve left evidence behind (empty packaging, concealing on camera etc), the SA’s will know more likely than not. They will remember you. So they next time you come in, you will get customer serviced to death - which is every lifters worst nightmare, and equally annoying to legitimate shoppers.

Lifting is a crime. As with any crime you commit, the LESS EVIDENCE YOU LEAVE/GIVE THE BETTER.

Remember this. Say it in your head, write it down 50 times, do affirmations in the mirror, whatever.

Cause I’ve been seeing new lifters share their stories and no offense to yall (some of yall even admit it lol) and their lifts were sloppy as hell and left a fuck ton of empty packaging behind.

The goal with lifting is always “get out of the store without being apprehended and leave as little evidence as you can behind”.

The goal with lifting is always “get out of the store without being apprehended and leave as little evidence as you can behind”.

The goal with lifting is always “get out of the store without being apprehended and leave as little evidence as you can behind”.

[liftingkid-blog]

Lifting Struggles

For the past 3 weeks i have been doing my own washing, Because i did a big haul of underwear and tops the other week. i know my mum is going to ask where i got them from, and i also know im going to have no good answer.

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When you walk into a store that has a shit ton of cameras 

[borasco]

you were caught shoplifting? that’s a disgrace to our family, son. i never got caught

[wild-handful]

[i-lift-bro]

Shoplifting Laws By State in the US

-Alabama

-Alaska

-Arizona

-Arkansas

-California

-Colorado

-Connecticut

-Delaware

-Florida

-Georgia

-Hawaii

-Idaho

-Illinois

-Indiana

-Iowa

-Kansas

-Kentucky

-Louisiana

-Maine

-Maryland

-Massachusetts

-Michigan

-Minnesota

-Mississippi

-Missouri

-Montana

-Nebraska

-Nevada

-New Hampshire

-New Jersey

-New Mexico

-New York

-North Carolina

-North Dakota

-Ohio

-Oklahoma

-Oregon

-Pennsylvania

-Rhode Island

-South Carolina

-South Dakota

-Tennessee

-Texas

-Utah

-Vermont

-Virginia

-Washington

-West Virginia

-Wisconsin

-Wyoming

Taken from the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention (oh, the irony)

Know your state, know the risks. I can’t stress enough how important this is for everyone; it can be the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony, probation or jail time. While getting caught shoplfting is awful, we do so knowing the risks. Stay safe everyone. 

[liftingkid-blog]

Important Information for all you lifters living in the states!