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Fiddles at Gambling

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  • 26-02-2008 3:03pm
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    punchestown
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    ArmaniJeanss
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    Nice one. I did something similar today. My boss left his wallet on the desk when he had to slip out of a meeting to take a call, and I robbed €200 from it.


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    IrishMike
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    ArmaniJeanss wrote: »
    Nice one. I did something similar today. My boss left his wallet on the desk when he had to slip out of a meeting to take a call, and I robbed €200 from it.

    Hahahahahaha
    Classic :D


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    punchestown
    Registered Users Posts: 660 ✭✭✭punchestown


    ArmaniJeanss wrote: »
    Nice one. I did something similar today. My boss left his wallet on the desk when he had to slip out of a meeting to take a call, and I robbed €200 from it.

    I believe there is some difference between robbing your boss of €200 and exploiting a loophole to take a few hundred quid off a billion pound plc! Im sure you are the type that refuses to use the company phone for personal calls and switches their own mobile off during company hours lest you steal company time with a call from a friend!


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    lolkelly
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    punchestown wrote: »
    I believe there is some difference between robbing your boss of €200 and exploiting a loophole to take a few hundred quid off a billion pound plc! Im sure you are the type that refuses to use the company phone for personal calls and switches their own mobile off during company hours lest you steal company time with a call from a friend!

    Just because its a wealthy company doesnt mean what your did doesnt constitute stealing! If caught you would have faced a court apperance and possible jail! To say that you took advantage of a loophole in the system is laughable!


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    myflipflops
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    Yeah, the OP is basically blatant robbery.


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