Target Stores Is the aim of target to be something better, or aim for someone to be the Target Henderson, Nevada

Why does your story keep evolving? Will your next report be how someone handed you the cards and forced you to take them?

unadulterated B.S.

This is obviously a fanatasy or you're leaving out a great deal of information.

My B.S. detector pegged the meter with this Ripoff Report.

Why do people lie when they are caught, even when you confront them, with undeniable proof ?

Which is the truth, the fact or the fiction ?

Why is it that they continue the lie, even when caught ?

Do they think you will give up ? To avoid the confrontation ?

That if they keeping denying it long enough, you will start to doubt yourself and your proof ?

That the confrontation will magically go away ?

My money is on Chuckles!

There is only one person who could write this.  I didn't know there was a Target in Phenix City, did you?

LMAO!!!

Psychopaths… To some who watch movies, it could be known from Hollywood movies. We never expect them to enter our real life. But, the psychopath is closer than you think.

Experts believe their number to be much higher or much less than we think.

Experts say most of them function incognito in many high-powered professions, or just some.

To assume or presume one store can be different from another, is the chances you take when you work there, it should be noted that not all people are good or bad, or expect all businesses to be the same, yet watch what happens when you spot one, suddenly every thing is different, to assume or presume what we see is different. watch what happens when you assume you spot one, people take them to court, some lose, yet some win. Therefore they must exist.

"The condition itself has been recognized for centuries, wearing evocative labels such as "madness without delirium" and "moral insanity" until the late 1800s, when "psychopath" was coined by a German clinician. But the term (and its later 1930s synonym, sociopath) had always been a sort of catch-all, widely and loosely applied to" "violent and unstable criminals" who seemed, yet the key feature of such people that do not treat others as humans, they treat them as animals." They have expectation:

The psychopath is primarily distracted and impressed by his own grandiose self-representation, which often leads to him unwittingly telling people things that lead to his detection.

One almost amusing example of how psychopaths lie, can be exemplified by a man who's footprint was discovered at the scene of the crime. "No, that's not my foot" he said, even though everyone knew he was lying, they watch it all unfold in front of them, yet lies it was differeent..

Most psychopaths are very arrogant and cocky. However, when charming a potential victim, they say all the "right" things and make you believe they are kind-hearted souls; not always, but often enough. The truth is, psychopaths are not altruistic and do not really care about friendships or ties.

This is how psychopaths operate. They will deny reality until their victims have a nervous breakdown. Often, the psychopath will turn on the victim and claim that the victim suffers from "delusions" and is not mentally stable.

The psychopath is a manipulator, who knows exactly what makes us tick and knows how to manipulate and influence our feelings.They have the talent to spot "kind, caring" people.

They often forget the lies they told and tell contradicting tales, which often makes the listener wonder if either the psychopath is crazy, although in this case the psychopath isn't really crazy -- he's just forgotten what lies he's told How can it be the truth, with every lie, it can be proved false.

Not only do they covet possessions and power, but they gain special pleasure in usurping and taking from others, plagiarize - a symbolic sibling, for example: swindle, and extort as if fruits far sweeter than those they can earn through honest labor. Most families are better than that.

Lying, deceiving, and manipulation are natural talents for psychopaths...When caught in a lie or challenged with the truth, they are seldom perplexed or embarrassed -- they simply change their stories or attempt to rework the facts so that they appear to be consistent with the lie. The results are a series of contradictory statements and a thoroughly confused listener, if your smart enough to know what was happening and see the difference.

If you never had that problem, your doing good.

What is this report all about?

Is this a ROR or is it a haiku?

To the OP, your written grammar is awful and I can't really understand what transpired. Please learn to use punctuations and normal English syntax. Read what you wrote before starting another sentence. Are you in any way cognitively disabled? I'm not making fun. The way you wrote leads me to figure maybe you are.

Here's what I'm getting from what little to go on: You intended to buy 3 cards for mom on your break time, or after clocking out, and somehow the team leader suspected you were about to shoplift the items, and threatened you accordingly.
Is that the deal?

The way that person got in your face yelling "Duh" leads me to suspect that were you mentally handicapped in any way, that person was being abusive. Now all this hinges on what really happened, which I cannot make out due to the way you wrote your post.

 Unless your intentl is to be difficult and sarcastic - that I suspect. Its not that difficult to understand, I saw it spelled out so plainly. Therefore perhaps I can explain what I see:

1. Enter door.

2. Find cards.

3. Find person to ask, yet this worker is too scared and too busy to get an answer from..

4. Find that asking another person, will soon find upset, about being asked questions

5. Duh!!! in the face, what are you doing here. Your just a pest, slowing her down asking questions.

6.  I what her finished soon, get out of here or I call the police, stop asking people

7. Then person tries to go buy it, is refuses to allow it, Duh!!!!you never intended to buy it

8. No!!! I told you not to buy it, Forced to flee from the psychopath.

9 Just a person forced to leave the store, over a  strange presumption

If that is too hard to read and understand, how difficult and sarcastic your intentions are.