What would you do part II

[Drip]

As promised I returned to the bank where the teller gave me the extra $100 bill. Yes she did remember me and she accurately recalled the transaction.
Bottom line, I returned the bill to the bank.

 

[Big Buckin' agate_monkey]

Whoa whoa whoa ... bank error in your favor. Haven't you ever played Monopoly?

 

[jgmacg]

#1.

 

[Hank_Scorpio]

This never happened. And your first trip to the bank never happened either.

 

[Ace]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

 

[PeteyPirate]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

That is not true.

It's also not true that a teller would take $100 from somebody claiming to have been overpaid the day before.

 

[Drip]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

That is not true.

It's also not true that a teller would take $100 from somebody claiming to have been overpaid the day before.

Right on both parts, which is why I initially went to the branch manager , explained the situation, and the branch manager called her over.
Bottom line, all is well and best of all, no one got fired (at least while I was there).

 

[Hank_Scorpio]

You should have just put your boots on and walked on out that door and gone to HR.

 

[PeteyPirate]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

That is not true.

It's also not true that a teller would take $100 from somebody claiming to have been overpaid the day before.

Right on both parts, which is why I initially went to the branch manager , explained the situation, and the branch manager called her over.
Bottom line, all is well and best of all, no one got fired (at least while I was there).

You left before HR got involved.

 

[Drip]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

That is not true.

It's also not true that a teller would take $100 from somebody claiming to have been overpaid the day before.

Right on both parts, which is why I initially went to the branch manager , explained the situation, and the branch manager called her over.
Bottom line, all is well and best of all, no one got fired (at least while I was there).

You left before HR got involved.

Should they have been involved?

 

[PeteyPirate]

I feel like a performance artist.

 

[Ace]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

That is not true.

It's also not true that a teller would take $100 from somebody claiming to have been overpaid the day before.

Right on both parts, which is why I initially went to the branch manager , explained the situation, and the branch manager called her over.
Bottom line, all is well and best of all, no one got fired (at least while I was there).

So instead of just giving the woman the extra $100 she mistakenly gave you, you got her boss involved and made her look incompetent.

Nice good deed, Drip.

 

[Drip]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

That is not true.

It's also not true that a teller would take $100 from somebody claiming to have been overpaid the day before.

Right on both parts, which is why I initially went to the branch manager , explained the situation, and the branch manager called her over.
Bottom line, all is well and best of all, no one got fired (at least while I was there).

So instead of just giving the woman the extra $100 she mistakenly gave you, you got her boss involved and made her look incompetent.

Nice good deed, Drip.

It was what it was. She ****ed up, no question. She was lucky I was honest enough to return the bill. The only reason why I went to the bank manager was because I didn't see her when I entered the bank.

 

[Hank_Scorpio]

You should have given the $100 to your next door neighbor for services rendered.

 

[imjustagirl]

But wait. You just said you went to the bank manager because you knew the teller couldn't accept the $100.

Now it's because you didn't see her?

Oh, Drippy, if I were going to come on the board and spread bull**** around, I'd at least figure out what story I was going with before I started posting.

 

[Drip]

You should have given the $100 to your next door neighbor for services rendered.

What services did my neighbor render Hank?

 

[jgmacg]

#1.

 

[Big Buckin' agate_monkey]

You should have given the $100 to your next door neighbor for services rendered.

What services did my neighbor render Hank?

This makes me laugh.

 

[Ace]

What would I do? For starters, I would not walk out of the bank with an extra $100.

I believe the tellers have to make up the difference if their draw is short at the end of the night.

That is not true.

It's also not true that a teller would take $100 from somebody claiming to have been overpaid the day before.

Right on both parts, which is why I initially went to the branch manager , explained the situation, and the branch manager called her over.
Bottom line, all is well and best of all, no one got fired (at least while I was there).

So instead of just giving the woman the extra $100 she mistakenly gave you, you got her boss involved and made her look incompetent.

Nice good deed, Drip.

It was what it was. She ****ed up, no question. She was lucky I was honest enough to return the bill. The only reason why I went to the bank manager was because I didn't see her when I entered the bank.

Or she was unlucky that you didn't count your money before you left in the first place.

 

[Inky_Wretch]

Wasn't there an entire episode of Frasier based on this premise?