You run a shop and someone steals $100

[Zach Lowe]

putting a final answer for retards in the first page, bout to get my daps up

 

[Zach Lowe]

Gotdamn some of y'all dumb as fukk. Dude got $200 worth of shyt out the shop.

140 in cash
60 in inventory

That equals 200

If you want to get technical it could be lower because of the inventory being purchased at a wholesale price and sold as a markup but for sake of the thread it's 200

he didn't get $200 cuz to get $60 of inventory and $40 change the second time around, he had to PAY with $100

so he only got $100 out of it and the owner lost $100

 

[TRFG]

putting a final answer for retards in the first page, bout to get my daps up

too bad you could never get your rep up

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

he didn't get $200 cuz to get $60 of inventory and $40 change the second time around, he had to PAY with $100

so he only got $100 out of it and the owner lost $100

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.

 

[Egomaniacal1]

I love these coli math threads.

Me too.

It always devolves into dumb nikkas calling smart nikkas idiots. That self either.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

$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

24 people really dapped this?


Yall some dumbs ass nikkas

 

[zerozero]

I started with $100 - 100 (Stolen) = $0

He just brought $60 worth of stuff + 0 = $60

The $40 is negligible--I guess.

So, you lost $40, still. Or...you still lost $100. Cuz you coulda had $160.

Let's start
$100 in the register, $60 worth of goods on the shelf

$100 stolen,
0 in the register, $60 in goods

$100 given to you,
$100 in the register, $60 in goods

$40 in change,
$60 in the register, $0 in goods

So you started with $100 in cash and $60 in goods, and now you just have $60 in cash. You lost $100.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

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.

Why would the owner just hand him $60 in merch and $40 cash?

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

You a connect

Your worker is short 100

He comes buy a 100 worth of product with the 100 he was short.

Where did you make money?

If you have to give your supplier 200 back and all you got was a 100 from your worker...where the fukk is the other 100 coming from?

Your pocket. So you lost 200 all together.

The 100 your worker was short and the 100 out of your pocket.

Owner has to order whatever was bought for the 60 and is still out the 140 dude got away with (100 cash and 40 in change) Thats 200.

 

[BocaRear]

the nikka took $100

So the shopkeeper is at -100

Then "bought" $60 worth of shyt but technically you bought $60 worth of shyt, you paid for your own merchandise twice. Give or take the profit margin.

So you're at -100 still with a loss of your profit margin,

Overall it would be a loss of over $100 approx $160

The change doesn't factor into your loss

 

[Reality]

Gotdamn some of y'all dumb as fukk. Dude got $200 worth of shyt out the shop.

140 in cash
60 in inventory

That equals 200

If you want to get technical it could be lower because of the inventory being purchased at a wholesale price and sold as a markup but for sake of the thread it's 200

Explain to me how he has $140 in cash at the end of the day.

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

Why would the owner just hand him $60 in merch and $40 cash?

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".

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

Explain to me how he has $140 in cash at the end of the day.

100 he stole plus the 40 he got back in change. If the money was spent outside the shop it would be different

 

[It is a mystery]

nikkas in here acting like he robbed the place twice smh

 

[Zach Lowe]

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".

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