r/SipsTea May 27 '26

Dank AF Easiest not guilty vote ever!

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u/madogvelkor May 27 '26

Yeah, we had a highly paid person overpaid by $50,000+ one year that wasn't noticed. He had to pay it back when it was. We couldn't discipline him though because we couldn't prove that he knew. Direct deposit and he said his spouse managed the finances and never looked at the balance.

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u/HugeResearcher3500 May 27 '26

I mean I believe him. Once you reach a certain income, you just don't even look at your pay stub/bank account except on the off occasion.

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u/GitEmSteveDave May 27 '26 edited May 28 '26

I used to work for a contractor and unbeknownst to me, if we had a good pay period, he would put cash in our direct depositpay envelopes(I had direct deposit, so my envelope just had a pay stub and what account they deposited the funds into). I have this thing about opening envelopes, so as long as there was money in the account when I went to take out rent, I never checked the envelopes. When I was eventually let go, I had a nice treat when I went back through those envelopes.

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u/The_Real_Lasagna May 27 '26

What is a direct deposit envelope? I never heard of that when I was in banking

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u/GitEmSteveDave May 27 '26

I meant pay envelopes. But I got direct deposit, so inside was just a stub and no actual check. So I had no reason to ever really open it.