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It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and it's no secret that in America, stores everywhere

have to deal with theft.

Oh, yeah.

Every country.

Yeah, but especially drug stores, like CVS.

Oh, I think that my drugstore has just resorted to just not filling the shelves back up. Yeah, they're like, actually, we're just not going to stop anything anymore. There's one by my house, they put up a big old security camera with a big blue light, and then I think the light got stolen. Yeah. All of these things aren't great for sales. Yeah. So what do you do? Well, maybe a store in a tiny town in Australia has finally figured it out. Ooh, what are they doing?

It's a thrift show. great for sales. So what do you do? Well, maybe a store in a tiny town in Australia has

finally figured it out. It's a thrift shop called Goosey Goosey Gander.

Of course. I love them already. They're charging people a $5 entry fee refundable upon

purchase. Oh, that's like a free trial. Wait. You're giving your credit card and then you're fine. What if there's nothing you like in there? Well, then you've paid $5 to enter the store. Dang. Oh, you don't get it back. Well, it'll go towards your purchase if you, but... Yeah, you'll get it back if you buy something. I told you one of the reasons that they did it was for theft, but the other reason is they're done dealing with time wasters. People who come in with a lot of questions and don't end up buying anything, or people who come in and, like, move stuff around from one shelf to the other. How dare you? My mom calls that window shopping, and we did a lot of it growing up. And all those businesses are now out of money. Yeah. Thanks to you and your mom. The owner said some people come in here just to get out of the rain or the heat, and we're simply not providing that free service anymore. Wow. So I guess we're not doing that whole customer first thing anymore. Don't ask questions either. The customers blew that privilege. So what's the public reaction? In general, most people are up in arms over this. One woman said, this is so dumb. Really dumber than the name Goosey Goosey Gander. Sorry, that's a comment I read on our podcast page.

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