Why Shoplifting Is Wrong

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I am extremely sorry for what happened, it was unlawful. I understand that shoplifting is wrong. It was an embarrassing experience, it is an experience I intend to learn and grow from. I am sorry for stealing from your store and wasting your time. I promise you this will never ever happen again. I am ashamed of my actions and I promise to never repeat them

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