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Nothing makes me smile more than watching you respond to my taunts on-demand, and see how your own denials disrupt your already lie-infested life. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
Now please....don't you dare stop being my puppet!
Don't you just love it when baby boomers own your pathetic, low-confidence generation??
Rob you are just a delusional old nut. About me, who you obsess over, but about so much more. About everything actually. Certainly everything you just said in this post.
You are just an old fool who has lost touch with reality. You really are. :rolleyes:
Your older generation, is making people re-think all these advances in medical world allowing people to live longer. To outlive their ability to think normally. It is making people realize we have fucked with the natural order of things.
Aw Tasha, your e-boyfriends are fighting again.
And Tasha, don't forget to give them a link to this website.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVKaren, it WAS theft as you got the set at a casino: you did not buy the item at the store you did the" return" at.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Here is the relevant Florida statute on theft:
812.014 Theft.—
(1) A person commits theft if he or she knowingly obtains or uses, or endeavors to obtain or to use, the property of another with intent to, either temporarily or permanently:
(a) Deprive the other person of a right to the property or a benefit from the property.
(b) Appropriate the property to his or her own use or to the use of any person not entitled to the use of the property.
In your case the theft was of money from the store you exchanged the item at, as you were not entitled to the use of the cash as you didn't buy the set there; the store had the right to keep the money and only give it to someone who was returning an item sold to them by the store.
If you don't believe me then I suggest you go to the store you exchanged the set at and ask their Loss Control / anti-theft dept. for their thoughts on the subject, and please let us know what they tell you.
But you won't do this as it will expose you to possible legal jeopardy and you know in your heart that what you did was WRONG.
Tasha's stories and your teachable moments are very similar in some ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
The stores in question wasn't Walgreens. At Walgreens you need an ID to do a return without a receipt or have the Cashier do a Sales lookup that proves you bought the items that are being returned. The stores I did the returns at don't require an ID/Sales lookup for store credit. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The BozThis is easy to figure out where she returned it. The guy she looks up to approved it……as he looked down at the top of her nappy head.
Because it is probably a small enough business that they can't afford to track it.Quote:
Originally Posted by TashaThe stores in question wasn't Walgreens. At Walgreens you need an ID to do a return without a receipt or have the Cashier do a Sales lookup that proves you bought the items that are being returned. The stores I did the returns at don't require an ID/Sales lookup for store credit. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The BozThis is easy to figure out where she returned it. The guy she looks up to approved it……as he looked down at the top of her nappy head.
I own a business. I accept returns and I'm very strict about what I even take back. If you don't have a recent purchase of that existing item from my store I'm not taking it as a return. Period.
Bull shit.... it was a gift set you said. Most casino buy items and give away items that they purchase in bulk. Second since alcohol is an age restricted product there is no way they allowed you to return the item without id. Not to mention you aren't a treasured member anyway. This is so unbelievable. You make up words . No casino in your state has a card level of treasured
Tasha may not be a treasured member of any casino in Florida... but she's a treasured member of VCT!