Midwest USA. Walmart. Please don’t be this guy.
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A Reddit user posted an image of a Walmart shelf displaying the latest LEGO minifigure series, with many packages opened before purchase. The user expressed frustration with this behavior, which is considered unfair and a form of property damage.
The post highlights the issue of individuals opening LEGO minifigure packets in stores to identify the contents before buying them. This practice is seen as unethical because it potentially damages the packaging and leaves the opened items unsellable. The user emphasized that such actions could lead to consequences.
The post reminds LEGO enthusiasts to maintain civil behavior within the hobby. It also suggests using reliable apps to identify minifigure contents without opening the boxes.
For LEGO collectors, consider using a LEGO display case to showcase your minifigure collection.
Image shows a Walmart shelf with the latest minifig series and many items opened prior to purchase. This is unfair and willful damage of Walmart’s property. When caught you will be held for your actions. Keep the hobby civil. There are reliable apps to figure out what the contents are without opening the box. Thanks. submitted by /u/newSkoolRedemption [link] [comments]
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