What is interesting to me is how many people have questioned how I am sure that he *knew* he was passing counterfeit money. One person asked how I knew he was "awear" he had a phony $100 bill. Another fb person claims a bank once gave him a fake $50 and $100, another claims to have been given a fake $20 at a gas station.
I was asked if I "profile much". I suspect it is the same person that responded on Baynet. Somehow people are trying to make me out the be the bad guy!
And YES, if you want to accuse me of "profiling", I assess every person that walks through the door. I am a business owner that doesn't like to be ripped off. If I had been at the store last Weds, this would not have happened. My store is out $100 because the cashier did not properly assess the situation.
A male comes in the store, walks around and grabs a three pack of tennis balls. Low cost item, pulls out a $100 bill, is nervous, tapping his fingers (and he left prints on the counter
) and does not want receipt. Upon exiting the store, he crosses over behind CVS and throws tennis balls in dumpster and crosses back over to KFC and then disappears. Sounds to me he knew exactly what he was doing.
Unfortunately, my employees were not in the habit of using the marking pens. They do now.