Hey all, I Havn't been here in like 2 months, been working my butt off... literally. I have blisters on my

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I have blisters on my blisters...my parents and I are food vendors(you see us at art fairs, festivals, county fairs.. etc.,) april-october is our busy season. A different event everyweekend in 3 sstates.. wa., or., and Id., we have some excellent foods we sell and people love all of it,,, ya know?? .... and we work HARD for our money. I love it, I like hard work, and making people smile. we are at a 2 day show in Kirkland, WA. very upscale. VERY busy. 17 hours on our feet, nonstop When we closed, we could almost drop dead.... and that is when some fuc**r slithered into our parameter, when we turned our backs for 1 second and walked off with $5,000 cash. our blood sweat and TEARS for the day!! I'm sick, my kids will be without things they NEED.. while some lowlife is highfiving on the big score....Reality check for me... I'm broken... what kind of people can live with themselves doing that???? Get a life, a REAL job.. YOUR OWN PAYCHECK ***hole!!
Has anyone heard of Karma????

I know, it was my bad... and a very expensive lesson... but what the hell, we work our butts off so some sponge can walk away with out a second thought? I'm so sorry that all of your tools were gone, ruining your job.... I feel ya... and everyone else that is a victim.. I let my guard down... BUT I have been put in check...I'm just sooooo bummed on people like that.

Thanx cowboydoc, for real... unfortunately it does happen,,,,but thank you for listening, you have made me feel better....

Answer 1

I come home one night after laying tile all afternoon, to tired to unload my pick-up of all my tools, in the morning, the locks were broken and the tools were gone. Neighbors said they saw a car full of young Mexicans unloading my tools but, to late to do anything.
15 K in tools and I had to borrow money to start over, loosing all my jobs to another person so customers wouldn't wait.

It happens Honey: nothing you can do about it. Think twice next time and don't leave that much laying there, keep enough for change.