An employee left a zero turn mower at a job site and it got stolen. The bill is $5,000. One speaker thinks the employee quit to dodge responsibility, but the company has never made workers pay for lost equipment before.
Why, why do you think he quit?
Why do I think he quit? Because he doesn't want to be accountable for a five thousand dollar bill.
Is he not here on purpose?
Well let's put two and two of that.
We had a. We had a zero turn stolen yesterday and he left it at a job site and somehow didn't realize that he.
Did when all these ears running around I'll tell you what I think okay, okay yeah first off we'll start with.
That but we never even told him that he was gonna be responsible for it.
But these guys know you and they, they know what's going to come out of that. But I don't even have to be in my position that's.
Literally never happened in the history of this company. Why do I've never made anybody pay for a wrecked truck I've never made anybody pay for a stolen blower I've never done that and the only time I have is when they volunteer.
