The first concerns the effort required to exit a store with a tagged item without raising suspicions of staff or other onlookers who might intervene.
Although store greeters also may point consumers in the direction of merchandise or a salesperson and watch for shoplifting as customers exit a store, their responsibility is distinct from that of retail salespeople (or "hailers"), who attempt to continue interactions with customers throughout the store and to influence customers into making a purchase (Musgrove 2011).
But years from now, it might be something else -- maybe even a system that automatically bills you for your purchases when you exit a store, or one that lets you pay with your voice or a gesture.
Later, Xu and her colleagues surveyed eighty-one shoppexitingting a department store, recording when and what they last ate and scanning their receipts.
In 2005, my father was exiting a grocery store in the small, conservative suburb of Bordentown, New Jersey when he was hit by a car.
We're told – with maybe a hint of exaggeration – that it took France's First Lady a whopping 35 takes to convincingly exit a grocery store.
A 30-second video clip of the beating, which shows a group of men ambushing the victim and shouting gay slurs as he exits a grocery store, was posted to the website Worldstar Hip-Hop.
Pinero was exiting an Austin grocery store when he witnessed an arguing couple.
About 3 p.m. Saturday, officers were on a tactical mission near 71st Street and St. Lawrence Avenue in the Park Manor neighborhood when a man exited a nearby liquor store and began running when he spotted police, according to a statement from Police News Affairs.
Video surveillance showed the man, described as Middle Eastern or Latino, 5 feet 8 to 5 feet 10, approximately 160 to 180 pounds, with a black mustache and goatee, entering and exiting the store a couple of times, beginning at 7 17 p.m.
