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<blockquote data-quote="ExupserNaples" data-source="post: 316018" data-attributes="member: 6043">OK DS now I have to educate you. I dont know if you will understand what I am saying about paper records or no.Back in the day we were on paper, if you had a COD that was no money etc. you circled that amount on the left side of the delivery records. &nbsp;I had a guy on my industrial route that was cash only. He would wait for me to get there every day with all the COD amounts, and if could not meet me with the money he would say so and I would circle the amount.&nbsp;I would not circle the amounts if he said he would meet me, because you would have to void everything and redo it on the next page etc.&nbsp;Anyway this day the page was already flipped and I didnt circle the COD amounts, which meant according to the records I did not have enough cash as I should have.&nbsp;I found out later that day that the guy that was supposed to pay for those CODs was killed in a car accident going to get the money for those CODs.&nbsp;So I heard this doing my pickups and forgot about voiding the original records.&nbsp;There was an audit that night, and guess what I was fired the next morning cause I was $200 or something short because I had not circled thos amounts on the delivery records.&nbsp;Two weeks go by and the local hearing happens. They offer me my job back minus 2 weeks pay. Keep in mind I am about 28 and am building a $175K (in 96) house and paying the rent in an apartmemt.&nbsp;I say no I did nothing wrong. Second hearing, they offer same thing, I say no (even though in this time I could have lost everything) it was principal.&nbsp;Panel in New Orleans I get all back pay and job back.&nbsp;I rolled the dice yes but thats my story, So this wife should just deal with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ExupserNaples, post: 316018, member: 6043"] OK DS now I have to educate you. I dont know if you will understand what I am saying about paper records or no. Back in the day we were on paper, if you had a COD that was no money etc. you circled that amount on the left side of the delivery records. I had a guy on my industrial route that was cash only. He would wait for me to get there every day with all the COD amounts, and if could not meet me with the money he would say so and I would circle the amount. I would not circle the amounts if he said he would meet me, because you would have to void everything and redo it on the next page etc. Anyway this day the page was already flipped and I didnt circle the COD amounts, which meant according to the records I did not have enough cash as I should have. I found out later that day that the guy that was supposed to pay for those CODs was killed in a car accident going to get the money for those CODs. So I heard this doing my pickups and forgot about voiding the original records. There was an audit that night, and guess what I was fired the next morning cause I was $200 or something short because I had not circled thos amounts on the delivery records. Two weeks go by and the local hearing happens. They offer me my job back minus 2 weeks pay. Keep in mind I am about 28 and am building a $175K (in 96) house and paying the rent in an apartmemt. I say no I did nothing wrong. Second hearing, they offer same thing, I say no (even though in this time I could have lost everything) it was principal. Panel in New Orleans I get all back pay and job back. I rolled the dice yes but thats my story, So this wife should just deal with it. [/QUOTE]

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