What a BITCH this Customer was ! Could have gotten me FIRED! :(

[Karen Nathan]

So, a "Customer" (BITCH is what she really is!) asked me to do a $1,000 Western Union Transaction. In all 20's. She and I counted out the money a couple of times. She asked her boyfriend something like,"Babe, you want anything else?" He started talking to me. I think you know where this is going, right? That nasty ass BITCH! I didn't count the very last time right before I put the money into the register. (This is my fault) .

I put the money in, punched out soon and didn't think anything of it. Over a month later(Recently) my Manager asked me if I remember this Couple, showing me the camera footage. I was like,"I don't really remember them, this is from over a month ago." He showed me the footage, and the BITCH STOLE $800 from me! She had her Boyfriend start talking to me while she folded and palmed $800 and put it in her hand while her boyfriend was talking to me. She had only given me $200(My Manager asked if it was 20's or $100"s($20's are easy to make a huge mistake like I did, $100's are much harder to make a huge mistake like I did.) I had assumed it was the full $1,000 and just naively plopped only $200 in the register and then soon punched out.

My Manager said something like,"She had her boyfriend distract you while she folded the $800 and then palmed it. " He continued and warned me something like,"Customers shouldn't be "helping" you out with your job. When a Customer "Counts," money, you should ALWAYS recount it before putting it into the register. Be suspicious when Customers "Help," you count money and assume they may be trying to scam you."

I myself acknowledged I should have been suspicious she was "Helping," me count the money. He was like,"Yep, Customers "Helping you," count money is a red flag. Please don't ever again approve of a transaction without doing a final count of the money right before it goes into the register." I am so lucky I have a VERY understanding Manager. Other Managers definitely would have fired me over this! Customer is a nasty BITCH!

About "Customers," helping Cashiers out at their jobs, I saw a video where a "Customer," helped a Cashier with the register. The "Customer," ended up stealing like $50 from the register!" Posters commented something like,"A Customer should never be "Helping," a Cashier with the register. Cashier should have been on red alert when the "Customer," touched his register and was "Helping," him out with his job. Cashier should have assumed "Customer," was a thief and said something like,"Sir, step away from my register before I call the police. Cashier should be the one on control of his register, NOT the Customer."

[NickyPipes]

I am glad you did not lose your job and hope you will be careful to avoid a similar situation in the future.

So they processed a transaction with you? I would imagine to do that they had to show ID and provide identifying information right? I don’t send western unions

With that information your company can take action to get the lost money back. Is that what they are doing?

[Pablo]

It seems hard to believe that you did not notice when it was only 10 twenties that you put in the register instead of 50. I am glad you didn't lose your job.
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[Karen Nathan]

It seems hard to believe that you did not notice when it was only 10 twenties that you put in the register instead of 50. I am glad you didn't lose your job.
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It happened so quickly, even the camera footage barely caught what she did. Also, she was like my last customer so I wasn't all the way in my right mind and rushed the transaction.

[BetCheckBet]

could you provide description of perpetrator?

[Karen Nathan]

could you provide description of perpetrator?

She looked like trailer trash. If they ever come back I have half a mind to say something like,"You owe Walgreens $800, fucking thief!"

[Karen Nathan]

I am glad you did not lose your job and hope you will be careful to avoid a similar situation in the future.

So they processed a transaction with you? I would imagine to do that they had to show ID and provide identifying information right? I don’t send western unions

With that information your company can take action to get the lost money back. Is that what they are doing?

The Customer doesn't have to show me ID as the actual processing for Western Union gets done in Photo. Cashiers just process the actual payment and give receipts. I assume she could be charged for Grand Theft Felony (She basically fucked over Western Union out of $800 and she used her ID so they can track her down and have her imprisoned for Grand Theft Felony.

[ftpjesus]

So, a "Customer" (BITCH is what she really is!) asked me to do a $1,000 Western Union Transaction. In all 20's. She and I counted out the money a couple of times. She asked her boyfriend something like,"Babe, you want anything else?" He started talking to me. I think you know where this is going, right? That nasty ass BITCH! I didn't count the very last time right before I put the money into the register. (This is my fault) .

I put the money in, punched out soon and didn't think anything of it. Over a month later(Recently) my Manager asked me if I remember this Couple, showing me the camera footage. I was like,"I don't really remember them, this is from over a month ago." He showed me the footage, and the BITCH STOLE $800 from me! She had her Boyfriend start talking to me while she folded and palmed $800 and put it in her hand while her boyfriend was talking to me. She had only given me $200(My Manager asked if it was 20's or $100"s($20's are easy to make a huge mistake like I did, $100's are much harder to make a huge mistake like I did.) I had assumed it was the full $1,000 and just naively plopped only $200 in the register and then soon punched out.

My Manager said something like,"She had her boyfriend distract you while she folded the $800 and then palmed it. " He continued and warned me something like,"Customers shouldn't be "helping" you out with your job. When a Customer "Counts," money, you should ALWAYS recount it before putting it into the register. Be suspicious when Customers "Help," you count money and assume they may be trying to scam you."

I myself acknowledged I should have been suspicious she was "Helping," me count the money. He was like,"Yep, Customers "Helping you," count money is a red flag. Please don't ever again approve of a transaction without doing a final count of the money right before it goes into the register." I am so lucky I have a VERY understanding Manager. Other Managers definitely would have fired me over this! Customer is a nasty BITCH!

About "Customers," helping Cashiers out at their jobs, I saw a video where a "Customer," helped a Cashier with the register. The "Customer," ended up stealing like $50 from the register!" Posters commented something like,"A Customer should never be "Helping," a Cashier with the register. Cashier should have been on red alert when the "Customer," touched his register and was "Helping," him out with his job. Cashier should have assumed "Customer," was a thief and said something like,"Sir, step away from my register before I call the police. Cashier should be the one on control of his register, NOT the Customer."

Your manager is right. You Fd up and lucky you didn’t get fired. That’s serious. Let it be a major lesson learned. Count it and put it out of anybody’s reach except yours.

[sonatine]

judging from the caps in BITCH im guessing you expected her to be waiting at the KFC after work with $400 and she never showed.

she probably wasnt upset about giving you your half, she just didnt want to get shit on her new $400 shoes.

[Karen Nathan]

So, a "Customer" (BITCH is what she really is!) asked me to do a $1,000 Western Union Transaction. In all 20's. She and I counted out the money a couple of times. She asked her boyfriend something like,"Babe, you want anything else?" He started talking to me. I think you know where this is going, right? That nasty ass BITCH! I didn't count the very last time right before I put the money into the register. (This is my fault) .

I put the money in, punched out soon and didn't think anything of it. Over a month later(Recently) my Manager asked me if I remember this Couple, showing me the camera footage. I was like,"I don't really remember them, this is from over a month ago." He showed me the footage, and the BITCH STOLE $800 from me! She had her Boyfriend start talking to me while she folded and palmed $800 and put it in her hand while her boyfriend was talking to me. She had only given me $200(My Manager asked if it was 20's or $100"s($20's are easy to make a huge mistake like I did, $100's are much harder to make a huge mistake like I did.) I had assumed it was the full $1,000 and just naively plopped only $200 in the register and then soon punched out.

My Manager said something like,"She had her boyfriend distract you while she folded the $800 and then palmed it. " He continued and warned me something like,"Customers shouldn't be "helping" you out with your job. When a Customer "Counts," money, you should ALWAYS recount it before putting it into the register. Be suspicious when Customers "Help," you count money and assume they may be trying to scam you."

I myself acknowledged I should have been suspicious she was "Helping," me count the money. He was like,"Yep, Customers "Helping you," count money is a red flag. Please don't ever again approve of a transaction without doing a final count of the money right before it goes into the register." I am so lucky I have a VERY understanding Manager. Other Managers definitely would have fired me over this! Customer is a nasty BITCH!

About "Customers," helping Cashiers out at their jobs, I saw a video where a "Customer," helped a Cashier with the register. The "Customer," ended up stealing like $50 from the register!" Posters commented something like,"A Customer should never be "Helping," a Cashier with the register. Cashier should have been on red alert when the "Customer," touched his register and was "Helping," him out with his job. Cashier should have assumed "Customer," was a thief and said something like,"Sir, step away from my register before I call the police. Cashier should be the one on control of his register, NOT the Customer."

Your manager is right. You Fd up and lucky you didn’t get fired. That’s serious. Let it be a major lesson learned. Count it and put it out of anybody’s reach except yours.

I've also been an Employee for 16 years and gotten a lot of praise from Customers and don't generally make huge mistakes like this. So that could have something to do with why he didn't fire me over this.

[simpdog]

My surprise is they let Karen handle the money.

I was thinking more greeter or maybe customer service.

[Karen Nathan]

My surprise is they let Karen handle the money.

I was thinking more greeter or maybe customer service.

I'm actually good handling money, I only made TWO money mistakes like this in SIXTEEN years! The first time, ((YEARS ago, before the Pandemic) the Customer snatched the money back out of my hand and palmed it when the register was having problems. The register was saying something like,"Register is having trouble opening. Press Okay to open. I had to do this like 5 times before the register opened up. It took about 30 seconds but that's all it took for me to be distracted for her to snatch the money out of my hand and palm it. It was a $100 bill. She got a roughly $4 drink for free and stole roughly $96 from the register. I'm still pissed about it to this very second.

[dwai]

druff please unrestrict Karen Nathan on vegascasinoboomers so she'll stop posting here 🙏

TIA

[Karen Nathan]

druff please unrestrict Karen Nathan on vegascasinoboomers so she'll stop posting here ��

TIA

And to think at one point I I actually thought you were my Friend.

[dwai]

druff please unrestrict Karen Nathan on vegascasinoboomers so she'll stop posting here ��

TIA

And to think at one point I I actually thought you were my Friend.

remember when you asked me for money?

[Karen Nathan]

And to think at one point I I actually thought you were my Friend.

remember when you asked me for money?

Because I thought you were my Friend. And I asked for one day, and the very next day I realized what I was doing was creepy and didn't ask again. Asking for money was a huge mistake that I regretted the next day.

[splitthis]

Gamblers that have jobs that directly deal with money…..

[tyde]

KAREN NATHAN IS GOD

[Karen Nathan]

Gamblers that have jobs that directly deal with money…..

But I'm not a thief.

[tgull]

Gamblers that have jobs that directly deal with money…..

But I'm not a thief.

You shit all over that Burger King floor, right?