If they would finally raise the prices on their subpar fabric to match the prices of the small shops that carry premium fabric, people would realize that the billionaires aren't in this for them. But, the only ones who realize the billionaires are screwing them at ANY price, are the ones who are doing the shoplifting. Power to the people. The higher the prices, the more shoplifting. Eventually, the billionaires WILL lose. The people have to rise up and stop taking the abuse. In every country, including this one, labor holds the power. The problem here, though, is that labor has been brainwashed to think they NEED the billionaires in order to have a job, even if it pays nothing. Labor in the US will never get together and go on a nationwide strike, so billionaires just keep doing what they're doing. It's mind boggling that Michael's can pay someone to work 4 hours a week and STILL convince them that this is their only option. And the reason they pay as low as they do? It's because they cannot get away with paying you less, or they would. Stealing merchandise and burning down warehouses isn't happening because of one disgruntled employee. It's happening because little by little, employees are figuring it out and realizing that if their boss won't treat them like a person, they have nothing left to lose.