does anyone steal books from book stores? if so why and just

>>8876654
Not "steal". I once "borrowed" a reference (not to be issued) textbook from my school library because the librarian and vice-principal had ganged up on me. Returned it 2 years later

yes. cause reasons.

>>8876654
not only books, i'm a robber

Only from charity shops, security is lax there.

>>8876654
The opportunities for piracy of epubs and the ethical use of public libraries vs the consequences of shoplifting makes stealing retail books pretty unnescessary

>>8876848
Maybe that type of behaviour is what OP needs as inspiration to start writing his new book.

The thrift store I go to gives me free books because I'm white, look respectable, and don't take my penis out or vomit in their store.

>>8876654
yeah I steal from used book stores because it's just so easy. usually just one worker hanging out at the front. the whole store is my oyster. I stole gertrude steins making americans last week. book is a Heffer. weighed down my bag lmao.

>>8876654
Can you tell me where do you live? I just want to )hug( you.

I am not poor, so I can afford the luxury of considering myself ethical for not stealing.

>>8876739
You are a piece of shit.

>>8877618
You are a piece of shit too.

>>8877662
Poor people have libraries, no need to be a piece of shit

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tfw i bought a ridiculously expensive, boxed, multi volume version of war and peace, new from a bookstore because i thought it looked nice, even though ill probably read the version i already have on my kindle

>stealing
i can get like 10 books for like 7 dollars why would i steal from a book store