Can shaving lead to a life of crime?

[oldbluelight]

Apparently there is some truth to the belief that shaving can become addictive thus forcing those hooked on shaving to a life of crime. http://www.timesnews.net/article/90...kingsport-dollar-general-steals-shaving-items
I'm sure we've all got good alibis. I'll call crime-stoppers if someone offers me a deal that's too good to be true on an Old Spice knock-off.

 

[Greglam]

Is that a Williams box sticking out of his hand?

-Greg

 

[The Count of Merkur Cristo]

Apparently there is some truth to the belief that shaving can become addictive thus forcing those hooked on shaving to a life of crime. http://www.timesnews.net/article/90...kingsport-dollar-general-steals-shaving-items
I'm sure we've all got good alibis. I'll call crime-stoppers if someone offers me a deal that's too good to be true on an Old Spice knock-off.

oldblue:

...and on another note, go into a CVS and most if not all the razor blades are under 'lock & key'.

"The National Retail Federation and Food Marketing Institute both include razor blade cartridges on their list of most-stolen items. Stolen razor blades end up being sold at flea markets, on street corners and online.

That's why some retailers keep their refills behind the counter, on locked display racks or in display racks that purposely shriek when a shopper or shoplifter takes out a cartridge".

Read More: http://www.wtop.com/?nid=681&sid=2724044

Here are some other articles on the mysteries of 'five-finger'

shopping (no wonder carts costs so much);

Read More: http://www.myfoxphilly.com/story/23331214/woman-suspected-of-stealing-razor-blades

Read More: http://www.phillyburbs.com/00redesi...cle_13ead518-a073-541d-b420-f6aef76a3f25.html

“Life is [like] a razor, you are always in hot water or a scrape”. Anonymous