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Let's see... There's the classic wait around until it's super busy. Then just walk in like you own the place, grab what you want, and leave.
Alternatively you can stand next to the door and ask people for a dollar. When you get one, go in, (prison) pocket a bottle, then go to the counter and buy a Jazz Black or some Swishers to justify you being in there in the first place.
Another classic, go in there, grab enough stuff to get your hands full, stand somewhere partially obscured from register view, and then ask a random kid to go grab you a case of those dr.peppers. When they do, drop your other stuff and leave with the doc.
Next to you could sit next to the door outside and wait for an unaccompanied child or adolescent. Tell them you bought a doctor pepper earlier but forgot it. Ask them to go bring you one.
What else... Wait for a line to form. Get a fountain dr.pepper and attempt to pay with your debit card. When it declines, try again. When it declines again, any annoyed and say you just put 200 dollars on that thing. When it declines again, tell the cashier to hold on while you call the bank. The cashier will let you take it for free.
You could just walk in, grab a fountain Dr. Pepper, and walk out. When the cashier says something, stop when you're half way through the door, raise the drink in the air, and tell them that you come here all the time, you know I'm good for it, I'll get you next time. Then leave before they can respond.
There's also the non thievery way of getting it. Wait until there is NO OTHER CUSTOMERS in the store, and just be honest. Tell the cashier that you fucked up and spent all your money on Dr. Pepper merch but now you ironically lack the cash to get a dr.pepper. Then politely and genuinely ask if you can get a free fountain dr.pepper just this once.
They'll probably give it to you, assuming there really is no one in there. No cashier actually cares about fountain drinks, they just don't want EVERYONE begging for them cuz that gets annoying.
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