You run a shop and someone steals $100

[Zach Lowe]

for selling $60 of items to be a loss to the shopkeeper at the amount of $60

the shopkeeper must have paid double to stock the item ($120)

for giving $40 of change back to be a loss to the shopkeeper

... the money paid had to be counterfeit

coli dumb as shyt

 

[Zach Lowe]

$200

because he took $100 cash then came back and bought $60 of goods and got $40 in change from you. In total you lost $100 cash and another $100 in lost stock

at these responses.

The 'American' Education system y'all

sohh everything i sell is a loss to me at the price of the item

dafukk would anyone go in business for then?

i guess if apple sells 10 billion dollars worth of ipods that's a 10 billion loss to them

and giving change being counted as a loss too?

 

[Zach Lowe]

"Boss we had a terrible day today
we sold $3000 in hamburgers and the total of change we gave back was $2000
that's a fukking $5000 loss to the company"

- @TheRealfG talking to his manager at McDonalds

 

[twhatever]

$100 simply.He steals $100.He comes back,gives you back your $100 bill in exchange for $60 worth of merchandise & $40 cash.

 

[Zach Lowe]

$100 simply.He steals $100.He comes back,gives you back your $100 bill in exchange for $60 worth of merchandise & $40 cash.

the supreme mathematics and coli militant science says $200 breh

 

[Bboystyle]

If it's money lost without including the items then the answer is $40. If it's money lost including the merchandise monies then it's $140 total lost.


It could be a trick question where items aren't consider money thus u don't include them in the math

Edit: if u write it t as a math variable using only the money from the $100 then the answer is $80.

U lose $100 so u have -100. He comes in and gives u 60 so now you're at -40 then u give him 40 back so u lose another 40 which puts u at -80

 

[TRFG]

"Boss we had a terrible day today
we sold $3000 in hamburgers and the total of change we gave back was $2000
that's a fukking $5000 loss to the company"

- @TheRealfG talking to his manager at McDonalds

if you only knew me

I don't have to work broke boy

 

[Zach Lowe]

"uh oh i sold $2000 in printers today
i fukked up big time, we lost $2000 "

"i told the guy he can't pay for this $10 binder with $100 cash we're not about to lose $90 "

- @TheRealfG at Staples

 

[klientel]

Y'all are some fukking morons, seriously....

It's 100 and the answer was on the first page. The guy left with 60 worth of merchandise and 40 cash.

 

[Bboystyle]

I'm sticking with $80 if we are strictly talking only about the $100.

 

[Reality]

Cash | Income down $100 (theft)
Cash | Revenue/Income up $60 (sale)
Inventory | Cost of Goods Sold/Income down $60 (sale)


$40 lost in cash

Net income down $100

You lost $100 period but $40 in cash through these transactions as he essentially ended up "stealing" inventory. You just swapped out the $60 for in cash for $60 in merch.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

1 million dollars!

 

[Reality]

$200

because he stole $100 cash from the store then came back and bought took $60 of goods and got $40 in change from the store . In total the store lost $100 cash (the first time) and another $60 in goods and $40 in cash (second time). Therefore, the shop keeper lost $200

at these responses.

The 'American' Education system y'all

Ether yourself brehs

 

[Cowboyz89]

If I gave him 40$ change then I drink a 40oz, pull out the 40 cal, give him 40 shots, and he wont make it to 40 years old.

 

[Reality]

"Boss we had a terrible day today
we sold $3000 in hamburgers and the total of change we gave back was $2000
that's a fukking $5000 loss to the company"

- @TheRealfG talking to his manager at McDonalds

lol @ @TheRealfG turning away customers telling him he only takes exact change.

"what you think this is? a charity? "