> > Come on. Be real. Does access to the mall entrance allow > access to locked doors? > > No. > > Even if the locks suck. > I believe that I was being real... In no way did I imply that entrance to locked doors would be allowed. What I was stating was unlocked, unmarked doors. Having worked retail in the past, I know for a fact that it is not unusual to have a customer that is looking for something to attempt to look behind a closed door, in the hopes that it may be another showroom or possibly a bathroom. Many older smaller hardware and automotive stores have multiple rooms with bolts here, screws there... People frequently "search" to find what they want. If a door is locked, no matter how bad of a system, it would be wrong because you are circumventing a method of authorization. John
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