My friend and I went to Whole Foods and parked in the underground garage, kind of at the edge of the parking lot next to the exit. We noticed that right next to our car was a huge pile of stacked boxes--sparkling water, different drink mixes, flour, sugar, and canned goods. We noticed there wasn't much of each item and they'd all been sort of stacked together. There were 3-4 piles and one was still on a mini forklift (all of it fit into an area about the size of a parking space). It looked like a few boxes had been open, but most of it was still in sealed boxes. A few items were expired but others, like coconut oil, were still in plastic crates/tubs and weren't past their dates.
We're trying to figure out if this stockpile is intended for the trash. We don't think WF would store their inventory right out in the open, much less in a parking garage. But it's not in a dumpster somewhere either. Clearly it's intended for transit somewhere, but we're not sure where.
Does anyone have any ideas about whether these items would be free for the taking? We don't want to steal but if it's intended for the dumpster we are more than happy to take it off their hands.
We're trying to figure out if this stockpile is intended for the trash. We don't think WF would store their inventory right out in the open, much less in a parking garage. But it's not in a dumpster somewhere either. Clearly it's intended for transit somewhere, but we're not sure where.
Does anyone have any ideas about whether these items would be free for the taking? We don't want to steal but if it's intended for the dumpster we are more than happy to take it off their hands.
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