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Everyone is so sue happy this why coffee has a warning label of hot contents, come on do we need a warning label. You might be interested in watching the following documentary, "Hot Coffee". http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1445203/plotsummary

The bottom line for me is that most people are going to recognize an overreaction when they see one. Unless further details come out, that is what this smacks me as. Apologizing for a mistake and offering to fix it (ie. pay for sandwich) can be a sign of personal responsibility. It can also...

Accidents happen and people should pony up for the damages. My kids have in the past when very young broke things in the store and I paid for them. Yes, and it sounds like they offered to cover the cost of said sandwich, ie. damages.

You know why don't you? It's because if he was in charge of the register, he is responsible for any shortage, meaning the few dollars you forgot to pay could have cost him his job. Yep, which is another overreaction to me in many cases, and an unfair way to treat employees (It's a bum system...

It looked just exactly like mine, I thought it was mine, so I picked it up and took it home. It was several days before I had occasion to open it and discover it was NOT mine. *Snort* I did that with a sweatshirt once. I had a plain grey sweatshirt I brought to work during the winter. At the...

Were I running a store, I personally would have accepted payment when offered. Wouldn't matter to me if it was a sketchy kid in a hoody or the golden family straight off a magazine cover. There would be no way for me to tell if they had purposefully stolen or had indeed forgotten (merchandise...