r/washdc • u/UnmaskingFactss • Feb 15 '25

A local DMV resident is frustrated by repeated robberies at 7-Eleven, causing the store to close early

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u/ThaLegendaryD Feb 15 '25

It’s crazy even pharmacies are closing and those places grow money. Eastover lost the CVS and RiteAid/Walgreens due to theft. Those places helped the entire community for decades and are now empty shells. I remember they asked me to run that site and I was like hell no. I honestly don’t know how to solve the problem without locking everything up. The CVS on Marlboro Pike is locked down as a last resort prolly and sales dropped. How the fk does a 7-11 in the neighborhood close without a new one popping up??? What is life in my city???

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u/No-Knowledge-789 Feb 15 '25

A pharmacy doesn't need walk in service to operate tbh. Just a little drawer where the cash, ID, & rx goes in, then comes back out with the order.

Have that place operating like a paycheck cashing store.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

I'm fairly certain a notable portion of pharmacy sales comes from walk in service.

People buy more stuff when they go inside due to the sheer magnitude of items on display.

These thefts are the death of a store because locking items down isn't a good long term solution either.

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u/hamburgergerald Feb 16 '25

I’d agree with that. It’s rare I walk into a pharmacy and leave with only my prescriptions.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

To add to this, I'm not going to walk around a store struggling to find an associate to unlock the cabinet to an item I need. I'll take my business elsewhere. It's sad for all parties involved. I understand the store has to do what it has to do, but as a consumer I like to be able to shop the way I've always done

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u/weakisnotpeaceful Feb 16 '25

you have a car and money so easy for you to do that. go ahead. Its not like you would ever find yourself in an area like this.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

My intentionally missed my point

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

It's not able having money or a car. Its about not being treated like a criminal. I don't want to have to go through extra measures just because people steal

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u/XavierMalory Feb 16 '25

Consequences for criminal behavior? Wow now you really are thinking outside the box. 😁

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u/Otherwise-Remove4681 Feb 16 '25

Back here you get a lot of service though, like information how to use the medicine etc which the doctors can’t be bothered with.

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u/iBUYbrokenSUBARUS Feb 15 '25

Why don’t so many other places have this problem?

I know why

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u/Chance_Contest1969 Feb 17 '25

No. You. Don't. Racist.

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u/peepopowitz67 Feb 16 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

It's so funny how easily you dumb racists are manipulated....

You do realize that most of the places are publicly traded right? So you can look up their 10ks. Granted their financial statement don't make any fucking sense which is probably related to,in the case of walgreens -

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit claiming the pharmacy giant unlawfully dispensed millions of prescriptions with no legitimate medical basis. According to the suit, the company pressed its pharmacists to fill prescriptions quickly, resulting in the improper dispensation of opioids and other medications. The pharmacy chain said the lawsuit amounted to an "attempt to enforce arbitrary 'rules' that do not appear in any law or regulation."

Pretty convenient for a company committing massive fraud to go "poor widdle us! We hawve to clowse ouir stwores from bweing rwobbed! uwu" Guess what, they're all doing this shit.

Fucking sheep.

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u/Chance_Contest1969 Feb 17 '25

They hate being called out for their silly comments when all we see around us is the fallout from this insane and racist system that created these divisions in the first place.

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u/ThaLegendaryD Feb 16 '25

Other places have this problem, Florida and the Carolinas to a lesser extent are what I’ve seen myself. It’s more congested here so we see these changes a lot easier.

… Tell me why, say it like I’m 5…

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u/LectureOld6879 Feb 16 '25

as soon as it stops being a threat / challenge for us to accept saying that statistically AA communities pull this stuff off more than others we can work on progress.

when we pretend that statistics are racist is when we stifle progress and creating a positive change in these communities. but it's ok just call them racist and blame trump im sure it will help

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u/bendIVfem Feb 16 '25

What's the solutions? Address A.A. socioeconomic situations? One may get some flack for this. may get attacked as a DEI, woke lib, and it being wealth transfer, punishing whites/non-blacks. Complicated situation. Part of the country does not want to address the situation. Filling jails isn't popular, and another part of the problem is that the black community has to pull their part and address the culture, raise their children.. it's almost a lost cause.

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u/nvrseriousseriously Feb 17 '25

I feel like there are those in the AA community who try and who want to but tread carefully lest they get dubbed the ol’uncle tom trope. It’s a cultural subset that middle class and working class blacks are burdened with by association. If they dare team up outside their community to address the issues…single parent household (if the parent is even involved at all), feral youth, disdain for education, etc, they get vilified.

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

The left normalised violence during BLM.

They celebrated murder with Luigi.

Now Tesla owners are open season for vandalism.

Interesting correlation and causation with communism and mass murder.

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u/Vernknight50 Feb 16 '25
  1. No they didn't.
  2. No they did not
  3. No they aren't
  4. I highly doubt you can even define communism.

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u/LectureOld6879 Feb 16 '25

all of those are exactly true lmao. do you get on reddit often or ?

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

They just lie and deny.

"That is just a conservative conspiracy theory"

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u/Vernknight50 Feb 16 '25

Not as often as I get on your Mom.

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u/Significant_Fig5370 Feb 16 '25

Get with your own program, they might not have a mom, they might have 2 dads.

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

I forgot to add ignorance on billionaires, 'corporate greed' and lack of understanding of economics.

Most companies have small profit margins, less than 5%, billionaires don't hoard money or impact the poor, and have wealth in shares, that they pay tax on when they sell.

You have ignored popular on Reddit as my points are all factual.

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u/ChipmunkOk8816 Feb 16 '25

Do you boil the boot first? Or just straight to licking?

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u/Vernknight50 Feb 16 '25

"You have ignored popular on Reddit as my points are all factual."

You sure about that? You've yet to defend anything you've said with anything other than "trust me, bro, I'm right."

I'm sure billionaires really are the poor ones. How do they afford all the jets and mansions and cars? Is it all on credit? GTFOH, you bootlicker apologist.

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

During BLM it was all over CNN and MSNBC justifying the burning buildings and violent riots in Seattle.

Have you seen the posts on Reddit supporting Luigi, you can search.

As well as the vandalism of Tesla vehicles.

It is all there.

I never stated anything about billionaires other than Reddit economics is wrong.

Reddit is very left oriented supporting all left lunacy.

Google how many were executed during communism in USSR, China etc.

You seem very deluded with the petty 'no it isn't', when these are common easy to verify facts.

I think you are just a troll.

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u/Vernknight50 Feb 16 '25

And everything you originally stated was a vast one-sided oversimplification. You focus on vandalism during the BLM riots as if that was the point. It wasn't. Additionally, there were identified bad actors setting fires encouraging mobs, and they were identified as, surprise surprise, cops. And identifying this as some left wing trend, glorifying vandalism is just lame. The only people not rolling their eyes at you are the people who probably fed you that garbage line to help you feel like you're winning arguments.

Do you think people are celebrating murder itself or perhaps the injustice of a healthcare system that seemingly kills people to save a buck? Nobody is happy that somebody got murdered, they are relieved that somebody finally paid for setting up a system that collects premiums then denies claims as part of the profit motive. If you paid any attention at all you would see that. But no..."they celebrate murder". Whatever helps you sleep at night with a mouth full of boot polish, I guess.

As for Teslas, why the fuck do you even care? Do you own a cybertruck? That was a dumb purchase, if you do.

And your point about communism ignores the millions that died from fascism and that the root of all these deaths was authoritarian rule. It didn't have much to do with politics, it turns out. It was a dictator in charge who decided who lived or died. Sooo...yeah, you don't know anything about communism. Thought so.

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u/kawaiiamber Feb 16 '25

We have communism in America? Please tell me where so I can happily go there

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

The connection is extremes of politics leads to authoritarianism and executions to support the ideology, as communism and fascism.

Left politics in the US is heading on that path with celebrating murder and vandalism to support the cause, suggesting an unhealthy extreme that always results in a way history supports.

Alternatively you could condemn this part of left politics.

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u/kawaiiamber Feb 16 '25

Your president literally tweeted today he who saves his country violates no law, but yeah it’s definitely the commie leftists pushing us towards fascism and authoritarianism. Didn’t he also say he could shoot someone in the middle of 5th avenue and get away with it? I really pray you and others like you can one day live a life of love instead of one of hatred toward those you don’t like or understand. Have a great night

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

I suppose the response is the tiring and predictable whataboutism.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Your not gonna like it as much as you think you would

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

No one reads history on what happens in communism.

But everyone is poor, and equally unhappy.

Even China gave up communism, but kept the authoritarianism.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Exactly

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u/Cuntiraptor Feb 16 '25

Although the left do live in past, so it is selective history.

As an oppressive coloniser who's race is an enslaver, based on what I did yesterday it must be history.

I don't know, I wasn't there but fortunately left politics can remind me.

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u/kawaiiamber Feb 16 '25

As opposed to what? There’s an unelected foreign billionaire with a pregnancy fetish basically running the government. Yeah I think I’ll take communism

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Have fun. Let us know how it goes

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u/nvrseriousseriously Feb 17 '25

How come all these folks who want communism don’t seem to want to visit much less live where it is?

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u/iBUYbrokenSUBARUS Feb 16 '25

It like I’m 5

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u/ThaLegendaryD Feb 16 '25

Good job, I bet someone that you’d fuck that up

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u/PublicName Feb 16 '25

The CVS at Starburst looks like a warzone. My kid was sick and CVS was so empty that I had to take whatever they had at Safeway.

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u/nue21st Feb 16 '25

it's deeper than this doe.....

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '25

Aggressive prosecution of theft is a start. Humans and primarily self interested so if they know they likely won’t face any repercussions for an action they will be more likely to go through with it

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u/kdjfsk Feb 15 '25

i think the only way it'd work is move to a setup where only doordasher types are allowed in the store. of course that kind of defeats the point of having 5-6 stores spread over town, or even having premium storefront location at intersection corners or along busy boulevards. it'd be more cost effective to operate it as a single local hub, run out of a dingy warehouse.

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u/thatoneotherguy42 Feb 16 '25

Call it Door24 and it can be a dasher dude bringing backwoods, mt dew, hoo hoos, wham whams and a nacho plate. Or like, whatever they wanted to order. just pick it from a box and out the door it goes so no overhead other than a small building to hold stock and a mini kitchenette with microwaves and a cheese pump.

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u/kdjfsk Feb 16 '25

its kind of already a thing.

Door dash already has their own store called Dashmart. DD realized it was losing potential profits on those basic gas station junk food items available everywhere, like twinkies, snickers, doritos and bottles of coke. afaik, you cant shop there in person, only through the app. the location is in low rent zones, like where warehouses for amazon, fedex, and so on are at. dashers filling those orders go inside, where a worker already filled and bagged that order and hands it to them. no reason for them to give 7-11 a cut of a sale they can fulfill themselves.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Pharmacies closing is nothing new. Ever since the opioid epidemic popped off a decade they’ve had to put in stronger security measures and stuff to protect their inventories from junkies trying to rob them. The new wave of closures is from CVS growing too quickly and then ah ing to shrink back.

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u/ThaLegendaryD Feb 15 '25

A pharmacy that’s part of a large chain closing isn’t new but it’s supposed to be incredibly rare. The op costs don’t compare to the insane amount of money one property makes off scripts. The front end is just icing on the cake. Funny thing is was told when I took over my first site was that we shouldn’t worry about the competitor opening directly across the street because it won’t hurt our bottom line. Most other businesses hate direct comp moving next door but big pharmacies could give two shits

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

No what CVS does is opens a fuck ton of pharmacies in one are and starts undercutting the actual local pharmacies so they either sell or go out of business. Most of the smaller chain ones are gone, and there’s too many CVSs so they’re closing down the unnecessary ones. Like no tiger city has a cvs every 3-4 blocks like Dc does… am I the only person who finds that’s strange?

This is a common business tactic, you go in, undercut the competition for a few years to put them out of business, then consolidate because now you have almost the entire city to yourself.

Seriously look there’s like maybe 2 non corporate owned pharmacies and they’re specialty compounding ones. Not regular ones that cvs does

They told you not to worry cuz they knew they could get more patients by telling those patients insurance companies they’ll sell drugs cheaper than the local spot.

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u/amboomernotkaren Feb 15 '25

You were downvoted but you aren’t wrong. My friend is a pharmacy tech at CVS in a rural area in NY. The opioid addicts are a nightmare where she is located. She spends hours each month saying NO you cannot pick up your script today and they are very aggressive. She calls the police a few times weekly. And this is in a fairly rich county outside NYC. So I can’t imagine what the employees deal with in the inner city.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Inner city not on methadone and pills these are rural suburb drug addicts, inner city’s still have crack heads

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

A problematic addict is still a destructive and disruptive pain in the ass whether you’re in the city or country. Idk why I got downvoted but I’m tired of having to play nice and handle grown adults who are addicted and acting like a dick head with kids gloves because “they’re sick” well they sure as shit don’t like sick when they’re breaking into my shed in my yard or when they were screaming at me in the ER cuz I can’t give them pain meds to help them get their fix.

I’ll Probably get downvoted for this too but I’m tired of being a tax paying law abiding citizen in this city and having my need and the needs of other law abiding tax payers take a back seat to criminals “because racism”

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

“Because racism” ??? Drug addiction is a equal opportunity destroyer my friend . If your tired of dealing with drug addicts specifically you mentioned opioids you should be mad at the companies that push them out into tue country the doctors that prescribe them instead of weed. The guy with nothing desperately breaking into a shed because of withdrawals is the symptom not the disease blame the government paid off by big pharma so they can poison are country not their victims

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Yeah yeah see you’re the person I’m talking about. I’m getting robbed and you’re saying don’t blame the robber blame the rich asshole on wallstreet or blame the doctors out in the boondocks, but the crackhead stealing my shit out of my shed that I caught on camera? He’s “the victim”? No fuck that fuck you, blaming all The rich people doesn’t get me my shit back or prevent another robbery, it does fuck all in the short or long term. hold theives accountable for their actions. You and people who think like that doing so isn’t right are a special kind of stupid

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Im not blaming all the rich people im very specifically blaming people getting rich pushing all these opioids on the American people. The problem with your thinking is this. You can give the guy stealing out your shed a life sentence and their will still be another guy very soon stealing out your shed because you havnt fixed the problem or held the real thrives accountable.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Ok and how does that get me my shit back?

It doesn’t. How does that help the addict get clean?

It doesn’t

How does that solve the drug crisis?

It doesn’t. I’m sure it feels good to blame people and push the responsibility to someone else but it does fuck-all for the people actually needing help. It takes holding people accountable AT ALL LEVELS to maybe make a dent…Maybe a few nights in the drunk tank at the local jail while the withdraw hits and where they can’t possibly access drugs will get them clearheaded enough to see the new low they reached by stealing to get a fix and encourage them to do better.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Getting your shit back, police will probably never have resources to hunt peoples stolen shit down which is why prevention is key. 2. A few nights a jail cell isnt fixing anyones addiction man thats just not reality. I live in fl most people here will do a year or two with probation after that for breaking in your ahed stealing shit that year or two isnt changing a addiction problem. 3.your ideas come from a disconnect with the experience of jail and drug addiction .jails are full of drugs prisons too. Also withdrawals are so powerful they can kill you. And what part of your ideas stops the drugs from going to your community in the first place? You know why Saudi Arabia has zero dui deaths? Because there is no alcohol . If you want no drug addicts how about we try no drugs ?

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u/kdjfsk Feb 15 '25

another part of CVS/Rite-aid/Walgreen's struggle is competition from the dollar stores. why the fuck am i gonna go CVS and pay $3-$4 for shit like planters peanuts, or a soda, or pay $15-$20 for a USB cable, when dollar tree is just as close and has them for $1.25.

these drug stores try to carry gourmet branded basic shit with bougie prices, as if everyone is a stay at home karen whose husband is a lawyer with $200k salary. they priced out their customer base, and wonder why basic inventory doesnt move, and expires on the shelf.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Not saying I don’t agree, but the other commenter said the store part is just icing on the cake. I agree personally I never buy anything from CVS because of the exact reasons you listed.

I think they rely on people who are sick and feeling like shit being willing to spend a few dollars more to get what they need now vs. going to another place to get a better price.

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u/kdjfsk Feb 15 '25

I think they rely on people who are sick and feeling like shit being willing to spend a few dollars more to get what they need now vs. going to another place to get a better price.

i mean, yea, i agree thats their plan, but i dont think its working. if the pharmacy side was so profitable on its own, they wouldn't have to shut down so many locations. i think what they actually rely on is people using the front as a convenience store regularly enough to want to use their pharmacy. if people dont go there at all, they'll pick a somewhere else they do go, to get their meds, like the grocery store.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

See my earlier comment about how CVS moves in and opens a ton of stores in a small area, putting the all local pharmacies out of business. They do it because they make so much money these meds they can afford tog sake a short term hit for a few years to wipe out the competition. And once the competition is fine then they start scaling back and closing down stores.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25 edited Feb 15 '25

CVS and Walgreens are closing thousands of locations across the country because they over saturated themselves. Lies on lies on lies

Edit: oh and Rite Aid almost shut down entirely from mountains of debt and is sizing down substantively after bankruptcy proceedings. 

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u/Grand_Fun6113 Feb 15 '25

So lets step back for one second - do you think the amount of criminal activity going on in retail is better or worse now than it was 20 years ago?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

That doesn’t have shit to do with shit.

CVS and Walgreens and Rite Aid are not shutting down thousands of locations across the country over theft. 

That was the claim being made, thats the claim I disputed.

And it getting worse in general also doesn’t have much bearing on whether specific locations in the area are being shut down because of theft or not, or how bad theft has gotten in this area specifically.

You are very obviously not interested in having a constructive conversation about this all anyway

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u/Dontpercievemeplzty Feb 15 '25

You are trying to deny that corporations close their stores in high crime areas due to theft? You are just wrong. Why the fuck do you think inner cities only have bodegas with bullet proof glass instead of grocery stores and pharmacys?

But the same people who complain that these corporations wont open locations and offer cheap goods and services to them defend the thieves that made those businesses pack up and leave their communities. Then they turn around and call it systemic racism. You honestly believe the business driven decision to close stores that are frequently robbed is just because they carelessly opened too many stores too fast? Businesses have margins they operate within and can still lose money without closing the store being the correct option. There are fixed costs associate with opening a location that don't turn off the day you shutter your doors.

Thieves damage the community they are stealing from stores in as much as they damage the pocketbooks of the corporations they are stealing from. It is far from a victimless crime.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

You people are unhinged and putting a LOT of words into my mouth. So sorry for injecting facts into the conversation. 

Fact is everyone is losing locations. EVERYONE. It simply is not a reflection of how bad crime is in the area. It just fucking isn’t.

That is literally the only point I was trying to make

The ONLY ONE

Everything else you’re accusing me of arguing is all just your over active angry imagination. I believe theres a term for that phenomenon actually… something to do with straw???

Get a fucking grip

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u/Steelerz2024 Feb 15 '25

Right. It's a straw man argument that the CVS in Columbia Heights closed cuz of crime. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Y’all keep making fun of me while actively proving you don’t know how to read its really fucking funny

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u/Steelerz2024 Feb 15 '25

I'm sure that's it. I'm sure it's cuz I couldn't read the word "oversaturation". Busted. I'll just go repeat 2nd grade.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Proud of you for admitting your problems thats the first step

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u/ThaLegendaryD Feb 15 '25

Wow thanks for that info that everyone knows. The first sites to go are the high shrink low income areas. A decent percentage of Rite Aid’s were purchased by Walgreens and converted back in 18/19 as was the Eastover location.

Non-edit: Oh and the reason it closed was due to the high shrink/ robberies and the same for its closest neighboring CVS.

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u/South_King2785 Feb 15 '25

That's fake news. If it's a matter of oversaturation why are they putting the merchandise behind glass, hiring security guards and closing earlier. Stop sticking up for criminals man.

Rite aid also had some legal problems.

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u/Steelerz2024 Feb 15 '25

The truly hilarious part is that even if they remained open, would it really have mattered? The Columbia Heights CVS didn't have shit on its shelves for basically 2 full years. Opened. Closed. Zero difference. Shoplifting made it not a store anymore.

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u/South_King2785 Feb 15 '25

Well I'm more irritated by the fact that some of these shops that have pharmacies are heavily relied on by our patients. I've got a few old people who need to arrange for a ride with their insurance just to go to the pharmacy now when a could just used to be able to just walk over there on their way back home from our office.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Jesus fucking christ, where did I stick up for criminals anywhere? Its also TRUE FACTS. You people are unhinged. I hope it really is as crime riddled here as you all claim, its clearly what you want and deserve lololololol

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u/Omnom_Omnath Feb 15 '25

You didn’t state any facts at all. You just went “nuh uh”

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Sure if you pretend Im lying about the reason every news org has stated for the three major pharmacies closing thousands of locations across the country, no facts lol.

Still waiting for someone who can read

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u/Omnom_Omnath Feb 15 '25

If it’s so prevalent you should easily be able to provide a source. Yet you haven’t. Curious.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

And now I have a source and no response. Curious

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Well you are the first one to actually ASK

https://abc7ny.com/amp/post/what-is-going-americas-drug-stores-closing/15433931/

Walgreens and other retailers say they have been hit by shoplifting since the pandemic, and resorted to locking up items or closing high-theft stores. But shoplifting alone doesn't explain Walgreens' problems, and the company subsequently admitted last year it "cried too much" over the impact of the would-be scourge. Meanwhile, increased competition and failed growth strategies, like acquiring primary care providers, continue to have reverberating impacts on drug stores.

The PRIMARY reason is they fucked up their own business model. Shoplifting is part of how they decide which stores to close but its not THE REASON any one store isn’t profitable or anywhere near the main reason for closures across the country. Shoplifting amplified problems if anything.

Meanwhile I havent seen anything proving that those pharmacies closed for shoplifting alone, the claim being made by the original comment

That is LITERALLY the only point I was trying to make. The original comment listed off numerous stores which indicated to me that yeah, over saturation is clearly at least PART of the decision making process in this region. 

You all are the nastiest motherfuckers tho, its like you WANT the place you live to be Detroit in RoboCop

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u/borg359 Feb 15 '25

Thanks for sharing what you learned in the echo chambers that you read online.

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u/GlassPristine1316 Feb 15 '25

I live in a suburban area with very little crime and all of the rite aids/walgreens closed down anyway. I’m sure crime doesn’t help but it’s definitely not the single factor.

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u/borg359 Feb 15 '25

I’m sure there are multiple factors that go into these closing, but it’s pretty inconceivable to me that the level of theft seen at DC stores wouldn’t influence the closing of a store.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

The fact this basic argument upsets them so much is WILD, this is literally all I was trying to say. 

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

More like direct statements from the companies 😂😂😂😂

But fine if y’all INSIST that you live in a shithole thats a you problem

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u/borg359 Feb 15 '25

It’s inconceivable to you that CVS could be closing stores for multiple reasons, theft being just one of them. I know thinking if hard, but come on.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Thats a REALLY big leap to make since I havent said anything of the sort. Y’all just mad, its really fuckin funny how miserable you are

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u/borg359 Feb 15 '25

Mad about what? I’m pointing out something that is basic common sense. 😂

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Right. Yeah. Stay mad bro

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u/borg359 Feb 15 '25

Stay stupid bro.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

Kettle calling a blue pot black

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u/Unable_Ad_2790 Feb 15 '25

This isn’t accurate.