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CertainlyWorse

No one is coming. It's just you.

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CertainlyWorse

No one is coming. It's just you.

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User ID: 333

How would sealing prevent putting the wrong items in the bag in the first place?

The only crime I usually see from women is getting their husbands killed with their boyfriends which has been happening a whole lot more now.

Women usually outsource their murders through a man like this. The unjust thing is that the man as the physical actor always gets a larger prison sentence.

Using your child as a shield and making them do bad things.

Men do this too, but there seems to be a theme where women use agents to act in their stead.

I've seen quite a few porch pirates use their children to steal, so none of this surprises me any more. Lots of ragebait videos out there about this sort of thing if you go looking.

You're right though. In general I suspect women are better at following 'the rules' (agreeableness) which has downstream impacts on criminality. I remember once hearing about a SE Asian nation (Thailand?) only hiring women as traffic police because they wouldn't extort bribes like the men would.

Yeah she's gone. What the heck was she thinking?

I'm surprised delivery drivers would be that brazen because of the traceability. But then again, we have sealed food order bags for the delivery apps for 'peace of mind', so its likely that this type of thing is common, even for low value goods. As long as there are multiple parties involved in the chain of custody then there is always someone else to point the finger out (in this care a 'mystery' porch pirate).

Can you give us an update later if they let you know of disciplinary action?