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emeraldglass
6'1" Gymmaxed Moroccan Stoic— MOD from Benelux
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Answer me this, and let’s see who is the smartest of you all.
The store didn't lose any money. Here's why:
1. The man stole a $100 bill from the register, which was the store's money. So, initially, the store lost $100.
2. However, the man used that stolen $100 bill to purchase $70 worth of goods. This means the store received the stolen money back as part of the purchase.
3. The man received $30 in change. This change came from the store's register, but it's part of the $100 he initially stole.
So, in the end, the store didn't lose any additional money. It's essentially back to where it started, having lost $100 due to the theft.
1. The man stole a $100 bill from the register, which was the store's money. So, initially, the store lost $100.
2. However, the man used that stolen $100 bill to purchase $70 worth of goods. This means the store received the stolen money back as part of the purchase.
3. The man received $30 in change. This change came from the store's register, but it's part of the $100 he initially stole.
So, in the end, the store didn't lose any additional money. It's essentially back to where it started, having lost $100 due to the theft.
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