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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stealing is stealing. How you feel if he stole $1000 from your pocket book? [/quote]

You are just as disgusting as this poor excuse of a human who was his manager. A normal, decent human being would have told this kid after the first time that he is not allowed to steal.[b] An even better human being would have bought the kid his lunch.[/b] Only an evil person waits in waiting for a month for [b]a hungry kid [/b]to steal enough food so the charges can be higher.

Also, he didn’t steal $1000 from anyone, he stole some of the cheapest food they have. If you can’t see the difference there is zero hope for you. May yoh be hungry enough one day to confer stealing a chicken nugget and a fruit cup. [/quote]
Different poster than the one you are quoting here.
Ok, you're being absurd.

You think the manager should be responsible for buying his employee lunch every day?   Should he do that for EVERY employee?  That would literally exceed his salary.

"Hungry kid?"  You think this kid is chronically hungry?    Or just gets hungry around lunch time the way every human does?[/quote]

I agree with you. But this was handled so poorly. I don’t think the kid was stealing because he was unable to afford lunch or chronically malnourished.  It seems like he just didn’t realize. Lots of jobs, especially food service like deli do allow employees some item free for lunch.  He might have thought that or the line to pay at checkout is always long and he didn’t want to waste his break in line, figures NBD since a lot is wasted daily.  I think of the manager talked to him, explained what the policy is around employee breaks and food (if it’s full pay, discounted, etc.), and told him clearly what he needs to do/not do, he would have listened.  It truly seems like he just didn’t realize he couldn’t do that [/quote]

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