No one said anything about the owner making profit. He lost $100Dude paid for it but it was with the owners money.
There is no profit. Y'all nikkaz don't even understand why Biggie said "don't get high on your own supply".
No one said anything about the owner making profit. He lost $100Dude paid for it but it was with the owners money.
There is no profit. Y'all nikkaz don't even understand why Biggie said "don't get high on your own supply".
Dude paid for it but it was with the owners money.
There is no profit. Y'all nikkaz don't even understand why Biggie said "don't get high on your own supply".

@Coli retardsyou don't steal money, then pay for shyt with the money, AND GET TO KEEP THE MONEY YOU PAID WITH
you fukking tard
yeah he gets $100 out of the shop, then $60 of goods and $40 out of the shop
BUT IN BETWEEN HE COMES BACK AND PAYS FOR THE GOODS WITH $100
so at the beginning and end, the amount lost/stolen is only $100
you don't steal money, then pay for shyt with the money, AND GET TO KEEP THE MONEY YOU PAID WITH
No one's saying the owner makes moneySmh. The goods are paid for with funds that we're stolen FROM THE SAME PLACE Lol. Owner gets nothing...it's all loss. He basically bought something from himself
@Coli retards
,No breh. The owner made nothing in the entire transaction because it was money spent that was his money already.
Dude stole money and purchased something that the owner had to purchase with his own money. Owner makes nothing because the transaction was all in house money.
100 he stole plus the 40 he got back in change. If the money was spent outside the shop it would be different
the shopkeeper gets his original $100 back cuz the thief pays with itWe're talking about how much money was LOST not how much the thief gained,
The thief walks away with $40 cash and $60 worth of good,
BUT the shopkeeper has lost his $100
AND approx $60 worth of goods due to the fact he made no profit on it because he paid for the goods Twice with the $100 the thief stole from him
fukk you're stupid.We're talking about how much money was LOST not how much the thief gained,
The thief walks away with $40 cash and $60 worth of good,
BUT the shopkeeper has lost his $100
AND approx $60 worth of goods due to the fact he made no profit on it because he paid for the goods Twice with the $100 the thief stole from him
It's really this fukking simple. I'mSure it's a scam, but you're double counting.
If Joey took $50 from a McDonalds register and then bought $50 worth of food, McDonalds is not out $100.
McDonalds lost $50. The cash exchanged for food was a fair transaction.
at the responses in here.
the shopkeeper gets his original $100 back cuz the thief pays with it
why the fukk else would he give away $60 in product and $40 cash? is it for free?
fukk you're stupid.
Let's say the thief spends the money elsewhere. Then walks in with his own $100 bill.
How much does the owner lose then?
