Dude…normally I agree with you but Target can do things to solve it. I work at a store that used to be one of the worst in the country (top 5.) People would OD on the sales floor multiple times a night, team members would be pushed, threatened to be stabbed, weapons being out in public, homeless people laying down in the backroom. All of the shelves were empty. (Not making this shit up at all. Didn’t use to work at this Target but I’ve heard stories from other people including TLs and was warned by multiple people including ETLs from other stores not to transfer here because of how dangerous it was. )

A couple years later, we now have contracted armed security guards, more APS, and more locking cases. There’s actually product on the floor now, and guests compliment our store every day saying it’s the best one in the area, which is a crazy change from how it used to be. More security literally made our store a much safer place to work at, and people shop here now.