How smart are you?

[hedgehog]

Let's discuss


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[homedog]

Answer is simple:

-$100
+$100
-$30
+ profit made on the $70 sale

 

[MadJack]

Answer is simple:

-$100
+$100
-$30
+ profit made on the $70 sale

The owner lost the $100 that was stolen.

 

[william13]

100 dollars .... he got the 100 back , he gave 70 in goods and 30 cash....

 

[Morris]

$170

 

[CryBoy]

Less than $100 because $70 is the retail price for the items. It depends on the store owner's markup.

 

[homedog]

Answer is simple:

-$100
+$100
-$30
+ profit made on the $70 sale

-30 -cost of clothes. Didn't think it through. Guess I over thought it :mj07:

 

[MadJack]

It's too simple. The owner lost $100 that was stolen. The other shit would have eventually sold anyway, to the lady that stole the money or somebody else.

 

[sportsman]

$100 :nono:

 

[Scrapman]

It's too simple. The owner lost $100 that was stolen. The other shit would have eventually sold anyway, to the lady that stole the money or somebody else.

yeah what he said opcorn2

 

[JOSHNAUDI]

C.

 

[smurphy]

It's too simple. The owner lost $100 that was stolen. The other shit would have eventually sold anyway, to the lady that stole the money or somebody else.

You don't know that, might be a shitty store. :0003

 

[hebatbet]

like you're said do not over think of it...

so it is $100 lose

 

[Dead Money]

Never really happened

Never really happened

When is the last time you saw a merchants drawer with a hundred dollar bill in it?

I broke a hundred at a Crapmart a few years back at 9am.

They called a manager as the starting cash amount they trust their clerks with at that time was $70.00

Took them 10 minutes to dig up some more cash.....

 

[hedgehog]

When is the last time you saw a merchants drawer with a hundred dollar bill in it?

I broke a hundred at a Crapmart a few years back at 9am.

They called a manager as the starting cash amount they trust their clerks with at that time was $70.00

Took them 10 minutes to dig up some more cash.....

Haha, same thing happens to me, most people use credit cards and I still carry at least 100 in cash, always

 

[SixFive]

When is the last time you saw a merchants drawer with a hundred dollar bill in it?

I broke a hundred at a Crapmart a few years back at 9am.

They called a manager as the starting cash amount they trust their clerks with at that time was $70.00

Took them 10 minutes to dig up some more cash.....

Outside of Las Vegas, $100 bills aren't used much in retail for sure.

 

[HansKullberg]

$100, because she stole that money, and that money lost from the owner.

 

[hedgehog]

Outside of Las Vegas, $100 bills aren't used much in retail for sure.

I tried to break a 100 Friday night at a retailer and they didn't have change :facepalm:

All the millennials only carry plastic

 

[Eddie Haskell]

$14.39

Eddie

 

[JT]

Plenty of $100 bills still in a grocery store. Good luck getting that $100 out the door unless you have a gun.

:0003