Stealing Tips

GuyFawks · #1 (**permalink**) 10-16-2008, 05:27 AM

A good way I have seen people make money is stealing the bartenders tips. Have a bill crumpled in your hand and a $5 bill, dip your hand in, place the $5 and take a few bills or a $10. If its busy, wait for him to be occupied and then do it. Also look for an opportunity when you can't be caught (hes busy, nurse your drink close by and quickly take something out) When its busy you can't get caught. You can goto the bar with $60 and come back with $80.

DIzzIE · #2 (**permalink**) 10-16-2008, 05:32 AM

Two other viable locations are drive-thru windows which have tips jars (for example, some Starbucks joints) and outdoor restaurants.

And just a reminder that anyone who makes any comment that broaches the topic of perceived morality in this thread will receive an infraction.

GuyFawks · #3 (**permalink**) 10-16-2008, 05:55 AM

What do you mean by perceived morality? I have not committed these crimes and anyone openly admitting to them, risks having written evidence against them if they get into trouble in the future.

DIzzIE · #4 (**permalink**) 10-16-2008, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by GuyFawks

What do you mean by perceived morality? I have not committed these crimes and anyone openly admitting to them, risks having written evidence against them if they get into trouble in the future.

I mean that threads like this tend to devolve into comments along the lines of 'don't steal tips that's so wrong', so my comment was a fair warning that shit like that wouldn't be tolerated, it wasn't directed at your post.

dagoflip · #5 (**permalink**) 10-16-2008, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by DIzzIE

I mean that threads like this tend to devolve into comments along the lines of 'don't steal tips that's so wrong', so my comment was a fair warning that shit like that wouldn't be tolerated, it wasn't directed at your post.

not to mention morality is such a subjective term that really only depends on how you perceive things....which is different for everyone.

back to the stealing,
there are innumerous amount's of ways to steal shit, starting with credit fraud!

AngryAngry · #6 (**permalink**) 10-19-2008, 08:05 PM

There's a small supermarket close to my school, in the center of the city. Loads of students are going there and since there has been a lot of theft they significantly increased security.

There's FOUR security guards, and when you get in and they think you look suspicious they just follow you around and keep right behind you it's fucking annoying! And they don't allow students to take their schoolbags in so when you're with a group one guy has to stay out of the shopping area and keep the bags...

Anyway I got in there on friday and it was really hot so i took off my jacket and kept it in a bundle in my hand. So I walked around and I came to a shelf with hobby stuff and so, and I thought hmm I could use some superglue for misschief at school... But it's fucking expensive it's like 5,20 euros (10$) for only 3 grammes so I took the most expensive one and slid it into my jacket and quickly grabbed a 50 cents coke and then went to the counter... I was quite nervous since it was the first time I was stealing something from a shop. I payed the coke and the lady asked me to open my bag so I did... I guess I really looked nervous, and so she was suspicious of me...

So i bought the coke and went out of the store and it felt really good!

I guess I'll be doing this alot during breaks from now on, because it's fun, and it's a way to avoid spending money (in other words earning money?).

My only problem is: People (friends, family) will ask me "where did you get that from?". And they will believe me for a while if i tell them I just bought it but if it looks like I spent 100 euros in a month they won't be fooled and I'll get into trouble if my parents find out...

GuyFawks · #7 (**permalink**) 10-19-2008, 08:12 PM

Just keep it to small things. Since stealing gives you an adrenaline rush, you may be tempted to do stupider things, not properly think about your course of action etc. ALLWAYS keep to small things.

bloodlusta · #8 (**permalink**) 10-22-2008, 07:29 AM

I usually agree with you GuyFawks but this time im sorry but i can't.

The idea of only stealing small items is an issue if you are trying to make any decent amount of money.

If someone you know works at a large shop the uses cash registers you might like to try the following. (WARNING: only attempt if you have some decent experience shoplifting and stealing.)

Take their uniform and replace the name tag with one you make.

Next walk in to the shop and head behind the counter with a mop and bucket if you can find one.(make sure you look like you belong there).

Every time an employ checks out of a register they place all the money in a bag with a receipt that says who was operating it and other details ect.

they are suppose to place the bag in a safe under the counter, however often they are to lazy to open the safe and so they just place the bags around it.

When no one is looking grab one or more of the bags and put them in the bucket or up your shirt ect.

This is very risky to try, however you can get about $80 ago with it.