Part-3 $100 bill trap:my boss tried to rob me 😂Audio:@mell 🐝 🐝 #jobs #work #worklife #managersbelike #workhumor

That's the second customer I've seen walk out on you. What are you saying to them that I can't accept the 50s or the hundreds that they have? And they had no other way to pay, so they just left. And you couldn't just accept the larger bill and pay it back yourself. Take one for the team. You robbing me is not taking one for the team. It makes no sense to me because the drawer is going to be over at the end of the day. No matter if you have 100 or 100 ones, it's the same amount of money. We got banned from going to the banking and changing because we kept shorting them. So we can't get changed anymore. That's why you can't accept large bills and you have to give me your money if you do. Because we don't have change. Can't you just go to a different bank? No, they communicate that kind of stuff. So yeah, that's the reason for the rule. Will you shut up about it now? Oh yeah, sure. I'll shut up about it. This is the Oregon Labor Board, right? Uh, yeah, I'm a representative of the labor board. They're telling us we can't accept 50s or hundreds. What I know is okay, but we have to like post something that says we can't. But if an employee takes a 50 or 100, they're making us pay back the change into the till and then not giving us the bigger bill. So they're basically making us give them more money. Honestly, Sun's pretty textbook scamming. So we're going to send a representative out to your store. He'll do a quick inspection, ask some employees about the things that have been happening, and then we'll make a call. And what exactly happens when you make a call? It could be a fine. It could be upper management getting fired. It could be a shutdown of a location. It really depends on the severity of what's going on down there. Okay, Sun's good. Do you have any clue when that representative will be here? So I can maybe be ready. No, it will be a surprise inspection so that you don't get cold feet and tell your manager about what's going on. Okay, well, thank you so much for your help. Melissa, there's someone in the office telling me they're from the Oregon Board of Labor and they're here for an inspection. That's really weird.