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30. "sounds like a maniac...wouldn't want to work for someone like this"
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'testing' people's principles with the dropped-money test? [View all] , Deadzombie, Fri Feb-13-15 11:04 AM
 
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Do they see him drop it? If so yeah that's good
Feb 13th 2015
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and this is the problem with the test
Feb 13th 2015
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money on the table or desk is up for grabs. they're usually on a site.
Feb 13th 2015
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they see him drop it. he showed me the move. it's believable.
Feb 13th 2015
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      i don't know how he's able to tell for certain the person sees.
Feb 13th 2015
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That's some paranoid shit to do. Sounds like homey has issues.
Feb 13th 2015
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pretty much...i already know not to drop a $20 around THAT dude
Feb 13th 2015
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i agree. but it's not really crime to not have faith in people.
Feb 13th 2015
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I don't think you can principle check strangers like that.
Feb 13th 2015
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background check on a mutha fucka you picked up from home depot?
Feb 13th 2015
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      You can only trust so much someone you picked up from home depot.
Feb 13th 2015
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           lol i was about to say, who is stealing $20 at work at anyway
Feb 13th 2015
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                but it's not quite a steal. it's a character test.
Feb 13th 2015
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                     It's more like a stupidity / desperation test
Feb 13th 2015
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                          there are different levels to stealing.
Feb 13th 2015
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I'd be looking for a new job if I found out my boss did that
Feb 13th 2015
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      pretty much. Potential employees prolly wanna run a principle test on th...
Feb 13th 2015
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      whats the issue if you'd get his attention and give the money?
Feb 13th 2015
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      I might not notice. Is it my job to sit and watch the boss?
Feb 13th 2015
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           no foul for not noticing. the only foul is picking up the money
Feb 13th 2015
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                if i found a $20 on a floor in an empty home with me and another dude
Feb 13th 2015
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      plus, your work may be great, but you're stealing supplies and
Feb 13th 2015
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           Then he can do his job as a boss and regularly check the inventory
Feb 13th 2015
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                hmm. wife testing. interesting.
Feb 13th 2015
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                lmao you seen that movie extract?
Feb 13th 2015
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No different then Zappos alleged hiring practice
Feb 13th 2015
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      actually that's understandable and not as fucked up as this...
Feb 13th 2015
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      thats basic stuff, like asking a receptionist how you treated them, thei...
Feb 13th 2015
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           Good point
Feb 13th 2015
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fuck that guy...
Feb 13th 2015
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you'd keep the money, too?
Feb 13th 2015
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      if I don't see him drop it... yup
Feb 13th 2015
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NYDP was first!
Feb 13th 2015
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why am i not surprised.
Feb 13th 2015
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NYPD are douchebags. This shit is doesn't even seem legal
Feb 13th 2015
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dude probably makes one hell of a bf/husband
Feb 13th 2015
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(working for) the feds been doing this forever
Feb 13th 2015
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I'd prefer to just not work for him
Feb 13th 2015
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