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A Texas man rode a horse through a Target store, drawing millions of views online.
Stephen Harmon, known as @cowboyatheart82, posted the clip with the caption 'Taking A Horse Inside Target.'
The horse defecated in the store as staff tried to intervene during the ride.
Viewers debated humor versus fairness to store workers and cleanup duties.
Harmon had previously brought the same horse into a Tractor Supply location.
The incident prompted discussions about liability and who should clean up after animals in stores.
The video went viral across social platforms, fueling a wide range of reactions.
People Editorial Guidelines are cited in the piece detailing attribution and context.
Some viewers suggested more responsible alternatives or suggested the stunt was funny but inappropriate.
The story notes prior incidents and identifies Harmon’s social media presence for context.

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Williamses launched Tubby Todd in their garage as a side hustle with one hero product in 2014.
The brand grew into a best-seller on Amazon, outranking major players in its category.
The company expanded from online sales to physical retail, including 1,100 Target stores.
The founders pursued a grassroots, community-driven marketing approach before scaling.
The brand emphasizes family connection as its north star, influencing product and marketing decisions.
Initial growth relied on organic word-of-mouth and influencer sharing rather than paid campaigns.
The founders balanced direct-to-consumer focus with strategic retail partnerships for growth.
By leveraging Amazon and their own site, they achieved steady, year-over-year growth of 30–50%.
Tubby Todd's growth included expanding its product line to ointment, sanitizer, and sunscreen.
The founders credit collaboration and help from others as key to their success.

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A Target shopper posted a TikTok video showing items with a cheaper price tag underneath a higher one.
The shopper claimed regular Target prices appeared higher, then revealed the lower past price tag.
Another item showed a previous price tag of $25 under a $30 label.
Viewers questioned the practice, with some calling the situation sketchy.
The TwistedSifter piece links to related stories on pricing and retail dynamics.
The article cites social media engagement as part of the narrative.
The report includes a video link and TikTok handle for context.
The piece emphasizes consumer reactions to potential pricing irregularities.
The article aggregates multiple examples under a single price-tag controversy theme.
The story frames the issue within ongoing retail transparency discussions.

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crime4h ago

California Police recover $17 million in stolen goods in a statewide organized retail crime sweep.
The haul included Nike sneakers, power tools, and Lancome beauty products seized during the operations.
The operation involved the CHP Retail Theft Task Force and targeted organized retail crime across California.
More than 1,208 suspects were arrested or charged during the sweep.
Investigation notes linked some thefts to flea markets in the state.
A separate bust in Sacramento recovered a juvenile human-trafficking victim, according to officials.
Gov. Gavin Newsom touted the enforcement efforts despite facing ongoing crime headlines.
The state-linked incidents included a high-profile jewelry store heist captured on surveillance.
The sweeping effort is framed as a response to organized crime affecting small businesses and working families.
Officials noted that, despite numerous incidents, the Governor says overall crime is down.
The case highlights ongoing challenges of retail theft across California stores and markets.

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