No. You normally buy them at the register, so your best MO would be to buy it at one store and use it at other stores. And no, it isn't going to help with sensors.

 

and if its all like "IM ENVIRONMENTAL" its may help with the man behind the camera.

 

does n e wun have n e ideas on how to steal boxes of spray paint from trucks ive been tryna figure it out but havnt. im sick of this twenty can a store bullshit

 

^how the hell are you even supposed to know the truck is carrying paint?

 

at home depot, they keep the boxes on the top shelf its normally 6cans per box if its rust oleum or krylon.

 

^yeah but there is not much you can do with that being your in the store, except load a cart with boxes and somehow try and make it out of the store..

 

well if you put the boxes in a garbage can and go to self checkout,
it wont rattle or clang together as much. and you can probably get away with about 10boxes. then unload it in your car, ask a friend or something to walk back with the garbage can and the receipt, load the garbage can again, and when they ask for receipt show them, and make your way back to the car.

120cans

 

i dont understand how anyone could get away with that garbage can bullshit, at the homedepot here employees are always walking around past the isles.. what would you plan on doing, taking the boxes to a far back empty isle along with the trashcan in a basket then putting them in the trash can?

 

If you have time to stuff your jacket, or bookbag with cans, you can def. stuff a garbage can.

 

thats pretty risk though if someone takes a peak in the trash can, or they try and move it for the barcode and notice how goddamn heavy it is.

 

thats why self check out is there, and most of the time, they just use those hand held scanners for larger items

 

yeah but i can be quick with a bookbag because i can only fit around 14 cans in it, but a trash can takes time because your loading around 50+ cans into it.. how would you go about ringing up a big trash can at self checkout, put the barcode on the lid, take the lid off real quick, scane it, then hit bulk?

 

ya but with the self checkout things that I've been to are all weird. The weight of the items didn't match what it should of so it wouldn't let me continue

 

so, every home depot has self-checkout?

coz last time i was there i didn't notice any self checkouts...

man, that garbage can thing would be too hard for me to do........coz for 1. i rack by myself 2. i dont got a car

 

the scanners only scan barcodes, not weight. i was at walmart, and i stuffed a bookbag full of kiwi shoe polishes and rusto paint before, and went to self checkout and it scanned it. $5.99 for the bookbag when the stuff inside was about 35$ the only way it wont let you scan it, is if you don't know how to scan it or if the barcode is folded/ripped.

bounty, not every home depot is the same so im not sure where to locate your self checkouts, but its normally 10ft away from the cashiers. and im not telling anyone to do it, its just much easier to get away with 100cans rather than having your pants and jacket rattle everytime you walk..

 

yo lemme just be straight up with this shit. im gonna ask if someone could post what to bring into a walmart to rack, IE:back pack, boxcutter, homies, money, ect. also, what to wear, what to watch out for, maybe some plans, maybe list some blindspots in your stores, and what you would say or do if confronted by a ni66a that works there. peace, and please post some shhit?

 

wait you guys are all saying this so im curious now, my asss can walk into a walmart with a backpack and walk out like nothing with it on and they cant check me for shitt?

 

alright, first off:
your probly 13 and dont even know the basics about racking.
you obviously dont no how to handle yourself in a situation that would call for getting out of a search by an employee.
if you have to ask us where blind spots are, your an idiot cause every walmart is different
dont start raking unless your prepared to take the full fall. ie cops, fines, parents.

 

Dude has his occupation as "pro racker" too. hahaha