Very good points! It is good that we have people that can think rationally and see both sides of the fence. Helps other people see both sides and make a more educated choice of what they believe. What I would say is that I stopped the video short of the actual transaction because I felt weird bringing my phone to the register, recording, and having the clerk question me on why she was being recorded. One might also add that if this was staged to the point of putting items on the shelf, leaving, and then coming back, that the store clerk must be in on it as well or else I could have been accused of stealing property. And since it was rung up as a generic grocery item there is no true way of proving it, short of someone else going to the store as well and seeing it for themselves, but then again, what if I left another can there just so the next person could see it?
My point is that there will ALWAYS be another way to look at anything that has been provided and see flaws or holes or anything else. One can only take it with a grain of salt, choose to believe the information or not. Also, maybe try to prove or disprove it for themselves?
As I said before, I know what I saw and how I came upon it!
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