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11-20-2007, 07:57 PM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
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[ QUOTE ] Plus: Social retard? wtf, I'm more normal than most on here. [/ QUOTE ] i dunno. i mean, how old are you? and you still live with moms? [/ QUOTE ] In his defense, he takes care of his elderly mother. In Noah's defense, HB might be one of the most socially awkward posters on 2p2. I think this is part act on HB's part though. 
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11-23-2007, 02:55 PM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
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[ QUOTE ] Plus: Social retard? wtf, I'm more normal than most on here. [/ QUOTE ] i dunno. i mean, how old are you? and you still live with moms? [/ QUOTE ] there's nothing wrong with living with your mom if you get along with her. Personally, I moved out when I was 16, but my mother is nuts.
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11-21-2007, 11:42 AM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
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Social retard? wtf, I'm more normal than most on here. [/ QUOTE ] Maybe, but that's not saying much. If you're not sure that the kid took the money, you shouldn't mention the missing money to him or the rest of the family. Everyone will immediately assume that you suspect the kid, even if you don't come out and say it. If he didn't steal the money, it will severely damage your relationship with him. I do like the "Put it back" note idea to a certain extent. It won't work unless the kid is an even bigger scumbag and comes back for seconds, though. Unless he actually returns the money (and I can just about guarantee that he won't), you'll have no idea whether or not he took the $100.
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11-21-2007, 12:36 PM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
FFK, By-Tor:
"if he is honest again...let him keep the cash" I'm with suzzer/Alobar. Completely disagree about letting him keep the money.
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11-20-2007, 07:06 PM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
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[ QUOTE ] I put a piece of paper in my pocket with a note that says 'Put it back'. [/ QUOTE ] awesome [/ QUOTE ] He still won't though, so its not very effective. It'd be more awesome if the kid took the money and replaced the note with one that said "Sorry Howard, I need it. No Massages for you this week"
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#8
11-20-2007, 07:08 PM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I put a piece of paper in my pocket with a note that says 'Put it back'. [/ QUOTE ] awesome [/ QUOTE ] He still won't though, so its not very effective. It'd be more awesome if the kid took the money and replaced the note with one that said "No." [/ QUOTE ]
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#9
11-21-2007, 09:20 AM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I put a piece of paper in my pocket with a note that says 'Put it back'. [/ QUOTE ] awesome [/ QUOTE ] He still won't though, so its not very effective. It'd be more awesome if the kid took the money and replaced the note with one that said "No." [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] Kids' note: " No, and I want a hundred every time we visit or I tell my dad you tried to touch me."
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#10
11-20-2007, 07:17 PM
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Re: Got company. $100 missing. Here\'s what I\'ve done.
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Why not just approach the kid directly and ask him? Why the dramatics? Just say you left some money out and now its missing and you wanted to know if he was playing a joke on you by hiding it. That way he can play along and return it w/o admitting to stealing. [/ QUOTE ] this is such bad advice
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