Anyone in Retail Loss Prevention will tell you the Front Door is not where the Loss is, The Loss is going out the back door i.e employee theft. As to "Razor T

Anyone in Retail Loss Prevention will tell you the Front Door is not where the Loss is, The Loss is going out the back door i.e employee theft. As to "Razor Thin Margins" that relative, Walmart got in to Groceries because they could make more money then when they were just a General Goods Store. While the per item margin might be slightly lower than General Goods the volumes are WAY higher thus making it over all more profitable. That also means loss is actually less impactful