As the days passed, I found myself checking the forum regularly. One message caught my eye: “I work at the supermarket and might be able to help,” it read. I responded, arranging to meet the sender, “Alex,” at a nearby café. I arrived early, scanning the room for anyone who might be there for the same reason.
A few minutes later, a young man approached my table. “Are you the one from the forum?” he asked, his voice barely above a whisper. I nodded, gesturing for him to sit. “I’ve seen the list too,” he admitted, glancing around nervously. “It’s not supposed to be out there, but mistakes happen. We’re under pressure to keep track of customer preferences and habits.”
“What do you mean?” I asked, leaning in closer. “It’s about targeted marketing,” Alex explained. “They want to tailor ads and promotions, but it’s getting out of hand. I’m worried they’re crossing lines.” His words confirmed my fears, but also presented new possibilities. Could this be the leverage I needed?
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