7:02:45the schools need better teachers for math
7:02:46Accounting wise that's not how you record this type of transaction.. The layaways are accounts receivable and when customers failed to pay them off you write them off or put them as a bad debt expense
7:02:46Months the hell you mean months ????
7:02:49Never let this woman consign anything
7:02:50SO THEN ITS POSSIBLE YOU SOLD IT AND TOOK THE MONEY
7:02:52as someone who has worked in accounting, you'd be surprised about how badly sometimes the numbers get fudged
7:02:55well it's kinda important to track those things
7:02:57Why ??? where are the Legos then?
7:02:59wouldnt that be fraud not documenting consignment sales?
7:03:07"Sorry bro, we sold your stuff but I didn't mark it off, oopsie!"
7:03:09at least she's not like the CEO where he admits nothing
7:03:13there is still more coming btw
7:03:14I suppose this is years after the event, isn't it?
7:03:17the deeper we go just more questions
7:03:19She sold the legos and took the money, the layaways are just an excuse
7:03:23because she's terrible business owner
7:03:28The layaway stuff makes sense for collections that are sold as sets. I used to work in a used book store a loooooong time ago, we didn't call it layaway but basically same thing.
7:03:29:_pippaSmug::_pippaSmug::_pippaSmug:
7:03:29Lego gotta step in at some point
7:03:31You do have to remember, they're commies..
7:03:36she's stupid but i still don't trust corporate
7:03:37incomplete records are a perfect way to lose stuff in a takeover lol
7:03:40im too lazy to mark the purchase as SOLD sorry :grinning_squinting_face:
7:03:42It's like watching a child try to lie
7:03:45:_pippaSmug::_pippaSmug::_pippaSmug:
7:03:45hey, i agreed with you :_pippaSmug:
7:03:47That's just how Argonians are.