Teacher Katie W. likes cream in her coffee. So, she purchased a bottle of creamer and put in into the break room refrigerator. When she went back the next day to add a splash of cream to the day’s coffee she found her bottle almost empty.
Now, while it’s possible that a single coworker likes drinking creamer, it’s more likely that a whole parade of her fellow teachers thought that no one would miss it if they used just a tablespoon of creamer. And if just one teacher had used just one tablespoon, Katie never would have noticed. But that’s not what happened.
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It might only be an urban legend, but there is the story of the employee who found his or her empty container in the office refrigerator. He or she posted a sign the following day notifying all about the missing urine sample.
Now that is funny!!!!!
After my diet Dr Pepper (half drunk) disappeared, I put a note on the next one saying that I have ebola.
I’ve been lucky there were no lunch thieves where I worked, but at Exjob, we had a guy who was a lunch moocher. Every day, he had a sob story about why he didn’t have a lunch and was hungry. People would donate to him or buy him something out of the vending machine. We figured out it was a ruse pretty quick. He didn’t last long after that, thank goodness; I suspect thievery would have followed.
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