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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Guitar-String • 2d ago
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I used to work at a chain restaurant and they 100% paid attention to this sort of thing. Once they got over $1000, cops were called in for grand larceny charges.
• u/PM_ME_ANYTHING_DAMN 1d ago Somebody else corroborate this • u/gingerking87 1d ago It's considered stealing to use personal discounts for customers in order to get more tip money. Hell it might technically be fraud I had a coworker get fired for doing this, and it wasn't even a big chain • u/Telucien 1d ago It is functionally the server taking money from the restaurant. It's understandable they don't like that.
Somebody else corroborate this
• u/gingerking87 1d ago It's considered stealing to use personal discounts for customers in order to get more tip money. Hell it might technically be fraud I had a coworker get fired for doing this, and it wasn't even a big chain • u/Telucien 1d ago It is functionally the server taking money from the restaurant. It's understandable they don't like that.
It's considered stealing to use personal discounts for customers in order to get more tip money. Hell it might technically be fraud
I had a coworker get fired for doing this, and it wasn't even a big chain
• u/Telucien 1d ago It is functionally the server taking money from the restaurant. It's understandable they don't like that.
It is functionally the server taking money from the restaurant. It's understandable they don't like that.
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u/cloudsmiles 1d ago
I used to work at a chain restaurant and they 100% paid attention to this sort of thing. Once they got over $1000, cops were called in for grand larceny charges.