Saw a news story people about people getting arrested for at Wal-Mart for forgeting to scan one item
Saw a news story people about people getting arrested for at Wal-Mart for forgeting to scan one item
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Since you didn't link the news article to provide any context, I'm just gonna say "thieves get arrested. More at 10."
13 0 ReplyDid you not see the link in the body
18 0 ReplyYes, I saw the YouTube link. I did not click it, because I want to see the actual source. The "news story" you are qouting.
8 0 ReplyIt’s… a link to the news story. If you bothered to click it instead of bitching about not getting a different link, you’d already have what you’re asking for.
38 0 ReplyYou’d be better of with the YouTube link thoug…
24 0 ReplyDo you not know that actual news clips from actual news outfits get posted on youtube sometimes
21 0 ReplySurely, you can give a more credible source than YouTube for your, no doubt, totally founded claim.
4 0 ReplyHoney please you're embarassing yourself.
31 0 ReplyStill haven’t clicked the link huh?
26 0 ReplyIt's Inside Edition, not just some rando
23 0 ReplyImagine not knowing that TV news exists.
22 0 ReplyGo to a retirement home already. News organizations have been using YouTube for years. Newspapers are only a thing still, for people like you.
11 0 ReplyNews channels have been using YouTube to upload clips and segments for many many years now. But you probably don't like YouTube because it's big bad to folk like you.
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