Maisie Magpie

COMMON BLINDSPOTS/ NO GO ZONES

this is a map of a target, however it was mostly used just so show the titles as a visual.

Red dots - No-Go zones, commonly heavily supervised, almost always cameras and is usually being watched. Green dots - Common blind spots, I think we all know what a blind spot is

No go zones - BEAUTY!!!! - jewelry - women’s - electronics - registers, please never conceal here it so stupid! Not only are there tons of cashiers watching, but they are heavily monitored with cams. - grocery (cropped oops) - pharmacy (also cropped oops)

Common blind spots - bedding/bath/kids rooms - pet care - cards & party - luggage - toys and games - baby - Windows/rugs (basically all home decor) - didn’t put a dot but cleaning supplies, especially like tissue, toilet paper, & paper towel sections

• The Salvation Army: we all should know why by now.

• Value Village thrift store in Bellingham, WA: straight up lie abt their charities.

• Goodwill: oh boy here we go. mistreatment of disabled workers, low pay, while executives get six figures, dangerous workplace with many deaths, fires “whistleblowers” aka anyone who complains about discrimination of minorities, I can go on.

• The Grace Place: Christians with a hateful agenda.

• Idaho Youth Ranch: funds “rehabilitation and support programs” for children. AKA hateful Christian bigots.

• St. Vincent de Paul (just cultish tbh)

Basically any profit thrift store (not non-profit) that doesn’t have clear values and aren’t transparent with what charities they support. I’ll include a link of what to consider when judging a store like this.

This will be an ongoing list, if you have any suggestions feel free to drop them and please please let me know if any of this is misinformation.

Wear a dress that's reasonably long (to about your knees) and wear the fluffiest petticoat you can find.

Wear shorts that you made out of leggings and just shove shit in your shorts-

This is how I get 99% of my shit. Just crouch down really quickly, and if you're with someone else complain about "how itchy your petticoat is" or "how it got caught in your underwear"

domes- wide angle lens. fixed, panoramic view. those ones u see like barnacles on the ceiling, but can also be sticking out from a wall.

bullet (most common)- long-range, often lowlight / night vision. mostly outdoors. blindspots indoors. no remote pan/tilt. can be fixed or varifocal lens

ptz — kinda look like combo of dome & bullet or like a dome on a stick. up to 360 degrees. not wide-angle so require remote operator. 

fisheye - cannot be remotely adjusted. over 180 degrees up to 360. ultra wide angle, panoramic view. used to cover blind spots. 

turret - short & long range hd. discreet & have most coverage. 360 rotation, can be remotely controlled. but can break easily bc of moving parts, needing maintenance.

they will all have visible lenses if you look closely enough (prob bad idea). unless its those secret hidden ones that creeps put in bathrooms but i don;t think stores use those

i’m sure there are all types of combos but i also doubt stores are updating their systems often enough for u to have to worry about them.  will update if i learn more useful info