By witchybaby89 - 26/05/2015 02:50 - United States
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To answer a lot of questions, I'm a truck stop waitress not a prostitute or stripper. He's a truck driver who has been a faithful customer for two years and has been handsy before but never to this extent. I took the money to my manager and they're looking over video of the parking lot and my restaurant.
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Perv... Tell his wife... And the cops.
I'd be fine with it if it happened to me. Free 50 bucks...
Well she did say "gave me" implying she accepted them, so...
#54, #46 wasnt saying sexual assult was fine in general, they were just saying that THEY wouldnt mind.
And keep the $50
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Show it anywayAlso, if not, tell the cops and his wife and get a freakin restraining order.
Never talk about it? She's been abused! That's the worse advice to give..
are you a Duggar?
I know physical contact from a stranger is bad, but I don't think I'd call it abuse.
I meant to thumbs up
I hope you told him off never to try that again and slapped his face with the 50 note. What an ass. Sorry you had to go through that OP.
Well if it's at a bar then he might've been drunk... If it's at a cafe, well, then he's sober af and doesn't have a kinda valid excuse for roughing her inappropriately.
I thought she meant one of her regulars as in she's a prostitute
That's a little creepy. Not clear on what you mean on regular. I would at least let someone you trust know that happened. By the way, did you keep the money?
Ew. Something similar has happened to me and the first thing you should do, in fact, is tell his wife.
one of your regulars?
i totally thought that meant prostitute but i have no idea
yeah exactly, even I thought she was either a stripper or a prostitute until I saw the comments where everyone is crying rape. btw, unrelated question.. if a prostitute is ****** without getting paid, then is it rape or stealing?
Doubt it. I'm a cashier at a grocery store and I have regulars. Just means customers who come in on a regular basis and particularly like to talk to me and/or specifically come through my line to see me, so I know them pretty well. I assume most jobs have their regular customers or clients who prefer one or two employees over the others.
Bartender/waitstaff/barista/stylist. any of those use the term "regular"
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I thought she meant one of her regulars as in she's a prostitute
Perv... Tell his wife... And the cops.