I didn't notice the little sign saying '2 items per customer' and I took 4. At checkout I had to pay a small fine because of my misdemeanor. But I got the number of items I wanted without having to make an extra trip.
I just point out that they allow {x} number of items per customer.
Thus, if some customers don't buy the item, other customers are allowed purchase more - as long as the average per customer limit is not exceeded.
OR, if I'm shopping with someone, I will say we are both customers even though only 1 of us is paying.
I have never seen anyone being charged a fine.
Generally, the clerk just takes the excess items and reshelves them.
Does the store have a sign stating you will be fined for the violation? If not, they can't legally require you to pay such a fine.
What I find laughable, is when they say each customer is limited to so many packages.
Example:Each customer can purchase 2 packages of TP.
So - 1 customer can purchase 2 packages of 36 rolls of TP ... and later customers can only purchase 2 individually wrapped rolls.
Meanwhile, the customer who purchased the 72 rolls is selling them outside the store. LOL
“Allowed” is such a restrictive and stuffy term. Here at Randolph Harems International, we prefer the term “allotted”.
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