Salvation Army wants white donors to offer a "sincere apology" for their racism

[catfish1957]

I assume you have stopped doing that?   JUST GIVE IT TO THE FAMILY...or pay at register for them. No drama.

You don't understand human nature.  Majority of people are embarassassed to take charity, especially publicly.   I tried that tactic in the beginning.  For that fact alone, many refused by pride alone. 

Much easier to let them know I found their money.

[catfish1957]

How odd, even for all the years I ran MickeyD's if someone said they were shorted/gave a larger bill than they got change for we had to immediately pull that till no matter how busy we were and count it.

I normally do this during Christmas season, and lines in registgers get long.  Stores like this don't like to keep customers waiting in line with delays or controversies.

OTOH, with much more going self checkout the pickings are getter smaller to help people.

[Hoodat]

What, they forgot how to count out a till?  $50 is a heck of an overage.  $20 imbalance would have had them up in arms too.

At the end of the day, there wouldn't have been any overage.

[Cyber Liberty]

At the end of the day, there wouldn't have been any overage.

[catfish1957]

And again one of the reasons I called Walmart home office.  Someone had a nice $50 overage.

[Cyber Liberty]

And again one of the reasons I called Walmart home office.  Someone had a nice $50 overage.

I guess lifting $50 from a till is OK in Bentonville.

[Kamaji]

I guess lifting $50 from a till is OK in Bentonville.

Most likely, the supervisor and the clerk had an "understanding" with each other that they split the overage - which the clerk knew very well was not from the till - and said nothing further about it.  The supervisor most likely wrote up a short report that reflected "no overage" and so when HQ came back down the line and asked about the incident, all they got back was a copy of that report.

Most likely the clerk got $20, the supervisor $30.

[corbe]

   Having worked in a Wal~Mart Warehouse that serviced the Laser and Radio equipment of ALL their Warehouses, nationwide, I know they have more cameras on the cashiers than the shoplifters.  Oh yea their Company motto is 'Our people make the difference'.

[Cyber Liberty]

   Having worked in a Wal~Mart Warehouse that serviced the Laser and Radio equipment of ALL their Warehouses, nationwide, I know they have more cameras on the cashiers than the shoplifters.  Oh yea their Company motto is 'Our people make the difference'.

In this case about 50 bucks worth of difference.