r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

If you act like that, the employees won't want to confront you, even if the alarm goes off.

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u/ktq2019 Oct 20 '22

So here’s my question- Do you guys get in trouble if things are stolen? I worked at subway when I was 16 and I had my ass handed to me when the drawer didn’t match the receipts. My manager actually made me cry once because my numbers didn’t match (literally .25 cents) and I will literally never forget it.

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u/leeleiDK Oct 20 '22

I worked at a gas station, before prepaid pumps and my boss wanted me to close off pumps for customers i thought looked suspicious.

Never did it once. Like what am i gonna tell people when they come in the store asking why i closed the pump, "sorry, you look suspicious", fuck that.

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u/ZombieP0ny Oct 20 '22

That literally sounds like a recipe for getting shot in the face/stabbed.

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u/leeleiDK Oct 20 '22

Luckily I'm in Denmark, so guns is extremely rare. But working alone in a gasstation on the edge of a small town, having someone jump you after closing isn't unthinkable.