
Imagine you regularly walk into shops and steal chocolate bars, cans of soup, small items of makeup. You’ve done it for years – all your friends do it too, and you’ve all agreed that it’s probably fair enough. Those companies make loads of money. They wouldn’t have those self-checkout machines if they didn’t want people to steal.
Then imagine that a handbag manufacturer started selling bags specifically designed to help you do it. “Hidden pockets!”, their labels exclaim. “Includes wire cutters to remove security tags!”