“Broke in” is an exaggeration. He walked in, they had automatic doors.
this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2025
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Unpawful entry.
Love it!
Hey they had a sign posted saying he wasn’t allowed in the store.
Dude Wtf?
"Dude WTF" what? What's got you triggered?
Triggered? Disliking equals triggered? You just seem like an all around fun person
Bro relax; I was simply wondering what it was about their comment that made them say "WTF".
I was hoping for a tale of a dog unlatching a window or doing acrobatics to climb through a roof vent or something. Pretty cool and cute, but not breaking in.
Persistent felon. :D
Deport this bitch!
For what its worth, I appreciate the pun.
No no, elect him as president.
Apparently the staff at the Dollar General are full snitches.
Aw, like a canine weeabo with his body pillow
We once walked into a department store with our Wiener dog. We took her there once before about a year prior
She wouldn't stop tugging the belt, she desperately needed to go somewhere. So we let her and followed her, up a flight of stairs, to the other side of the store to find the isle with doggie toys which she only once saw before in passing. she went into the isle, checked all the toys, picked a pink wiener dog version of a piggie plushie, and that was her new toy.
She literally pulled us like 50 meters across another floor just to get us to the toy section so she could pick a new toy for herself
"All my liiiiyyyyiiiffffeee, I've prayed for someone like you...."
I wish them all the best.