What Would You Do??

You overhear a man - 10 feet from the spa you’re about to visit - telling their friend that they “got a free massage”, she “didn’t notice the counterfeit bills”, and he intends to “keep coming back until someone catches on”. It’s 11am. There’s only two ladies at the spa. You discover through innocent conversation that it was the lady currently servicing you that received the counterfeit bills. This is your first time seeing her and her service is lovely - to the point that you will become a routine client. Do you end up saying something knowing that the man will be coming back too? *This is purposefully vague - with all parties having never met before - to account to for differences in discretion needs and remove bias in decision making. I am aware that having the man be a friend or the lady be the on-going SP would present favouritism.

This seems to be pretty specific. Is this a personal request, you know asking for a friend, kind of thing?

Passing counterfeit? Total asshole who deserves no mercy. Report him to everyone. Karma would be him buying a lawn mower from a member who says “not my monkey” and paying with counterfeit.

Go to the desk the minute you walk into the place and tell them what you just heard. They just got ripped off and someone is passing fake bills. If you know this, or even suspect it, and don’t tell anyone about it you’re no better than the crooks.

masterpoonhunter said: This seems to be pretty specific. Is this a personal request, you know asking for a friend, kind of thing? Click to expand... You’re going to see me ask a lot of questions and I thought I had already asked enough that this one wouldn’t be surprising. The level of thought put into the starred sentences is indicative of it being a hypothetical What Would You Do scenario - a very common engagement style used in content creation. There’s nothing more to it. Just good old curiosity. [:)] westwoody said: Passing counterfeit? Total asshole who deserves no mercy. Report him to everyone. Karma would be him buying a lawn mower from a member who says “not my monkey” and paying with counterfeit. Click to expand... It’s not an uncommon thing in this industry, sadly. And that would be fun Karma. [:)] GeeBeeP said: Go to the desk the minute you walk into the place and tell them what you just heard. They just got ripped off and someone is passing fake bills. If you know this, or even suspect it, and don’t tell anyone about it you’re no better than the crooks. Click to expand... I’m happy you would immediately do that. 🙏

Counterfeit bills should be reported to the cops immediately, and they would love to be waiting for the idiot's next visit. I recall, many years ago (late 80s- early 90s I want to say), a guy got beaten within an inch of his life after passing funny money to some of the hi track girls over about a week. He was happy when the cops showed up.

Passing fake bills is a police matter. What other businesses is he ripping off. This undermines our economy and we all pay for it.

Stupid to do criminal stuff. Idiotic to brag about it. Moronic to do so in hearing range of other people. Deserves whatever form of karma arrives on his doorstep.

Report report report,,,, Or you will get pulled aside when you go to a bank or other institutions trying to use them. Try not to handle the bills so cops can lift the losers prints