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Posted By: <b>Mark</b><p>The same way any thief or criminal lives with themselves, I suppose. It really isn't much different than traditional shoplifting or stealing....<br /><br />The only fundamental difference is that they are being "enabled" by repeat customers who are either completely uneducated or too blind to know better.<br /><br />I equate it most closely to an auto mechanic who takes advantage of single women or a scam artist selling unnecessary products/services to the elderly. I think it is tougher to prosecute those slimeballs as well.
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