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  • Psycho in the red shirt

    It was a full moon yesterday and boy did the crazies come out.

    Okay, when you use our atms and you don't put your pin in and run it as a credit card advance it will send you up to the cage to have the transaction finished. It's a security precaution.

    SC: The scary man in the red shirt with the floofy hair.
    Me: well yeah, the sane one

    SC: I just ran my card though the atm and it didn't give me any money!
    He said this while a nasty cigarette is just rolling around in his mouth and making me almost cough with the smoke.

    Me: I just need the card you used and your ID.

    Hands me the card and then proceeds to stare at me.

    Me: I need your ID.

    SC: I don't have any ID. I have my birth certificate though.

    Me: I'm sorry sir, that is invalid ID. I need a drivers licence, a state ID, a passport, things like that.

    SC: I just said I DON'T HAVE AN ID! (He got mad there)

    Me: Well, then I can't complete the transaction. In order for me to do this, you MUST have your ID.

    SC: Well, put the money back on my card!

    Me: I can't... In a few hours it will clear from our system and it depends on your bank how long it will take to return to your card.

    SC: Can't you just run it and then void it out?

    Me: No, sir. I need your ID to do that... And even that way takes longer. It will go into a sort of limbo and it could take weeks to return to your card.

    I stood my ground and didn't go and get a supervisor because I knew what I was talking about.

    He was pissed and sort of stormed off.

    Like an hour later there he was again! I figured it was no big deal because there was a line and he could go and bug another cashier. Wrong. He purposely waited until I was free and went to my window.

    SC: I called my bank and its still not back on my card!

    ME: Sir, it will take more time. It could even take up to a few days. It depends on your bank and the owners of the ATM.

    SC: Does it matter that I have Bank of America?

    Me: I don't think so...

    He left again. Now... That's not even the bad part of what he does later.

    I was doing my buy (getting cash) and I saw him again. I had my window closed and ran to the back before he could bug me again.

    He got my co-worker. Lets call him J.

    J took a copy of his card and his receipt. I guess the SC got a fax number from his bank and thought if we sent those items that anything could be done. I think it was stupid because I was suspecting that the card was stolen. But they did it anyway. They faxed the info to the bank and sent him on his merry way again.

    I was on my lunch break (forty mins) and was in the back talking to my co-worker about crazy stalkers and disgruntled customers who are mad and attack you. Bascially freaky things that could happen.

    Another co-worker comes into the back and says to me:
    "I don't want to alarm you but that guy is back again and it looks like he's waiting for you..."

    Me: OMG.

    The supervisors told me that it would be okay and that they'd just stand there at my window with me. Just in case he did something. I wondered why the HELL security was never called but whatever.

    I guess the whole time I was on break he was just standing there staring at my window. His arms crossed, just staring. He'd move locations but he would just stare... I was nervous about going back to my window. I was afraid that maybe had a gun or something or was waiting for me to leave and attack me once I left the cage. I was getting all scared and wondered if I needed an escort to my car once I left to go home.

    The guy stayed for another twenty mins, finally go back into line and my male co-worker called him over because he thought SC was going towards me again. SC went to male co-worker and complained some more about his money. He pointed at me but I couldn't hear the conversation but whatever my co-worker said made him finally go away.

    To me it was scary because he seemed fixated on me. I'm a chick and a great target for crazies. It just freaked me out and I think that security should've been alerted. Luckily I didn't see him again.

    Security could've removed him for the fact that he had no ID on him. That's illegal in a casino and the state I live in.

  • #2
    All the time I'm reading about your ordeal I kept wondering why nobody called security. He could have done a lot worse than just stare at you.

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    • #3
      I would have called security myself, or asked someone to do it. Someone stares at me for 20 minutes after harrassing me twice over something I can't fix and already explained...no way he's not going to at least get a talking-to by someone with authority and/or big burly muscles!
      I don't go in for ancient wisdom
      I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
      It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"

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      • #4
        I would have taken matters into my own hands by calling security myself.
        The Borg wouldn't know fun if they assimilated an amusement park. -- B'Elanna Torres, Star Trek: Voyager

        Math! Math, my dear boy, is but the lesbian sister of Biology. -- Peter Griffin, Family Guy

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        • #5
          Quoth Anakah View Post
          Me: well yeah, the sane one
          Who'd want to be SANE? That's almost as bad as being normal.



          Anyhoo, I also am shocked and appalled that no one called security.
          Unseen but seeing
          oh dear, now they're masquerading as sane-KiaKat
          There isn't enough interpretive dance in the workplace these days-Irv
          3rd shift needs love, too
          RIP, mo bhrionglóid

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          • #6
            If it make you feel any better Anakah, the guy in the red shirts always die first in Star Trek.
            I pray for the strength to change what I can, the inability to change what I can't, and the incapacity to tell the difference -Calvin, Calvin & Hobbes

            Being a pessimist and cynical wouldn't be so bad if I wasn't right so often!

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            • #7
              You done what you could do. I am mad, that no one called security on that guy.
              Under The Moon Paranormal Research
              San Joaquin Valley Paranormal Research

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              • #8
                Quoth Spiffy McMoron View Post
                If it make you feel any better Anakah, the guy in the red shirts always die first in Star Trek.
                Really? I've watched a lot of Star Trek with my ex (mostly the original series) and I never noticed that...
                I don't go in for ancient wisdom
                I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
                It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"

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