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What is going on, everyone? And welcome to art slash pro revenge. Now, in today's first story,

a gambling addict using his company money to fund his addiction accuses O.P. of stealing from the company when in reality he is the one stealing. But what O.P does when they are fired is pretty incredible stuff. But what OPE does when they get fired unjustly is pretty incredible, pretty much becoming a spy on their old company and ruining this guy's life.

Accus me of stealing, you will lose everything.

This happened way back in the Dark Ages, 1986.

I was 21 at the time and working for a gas station that was associated with a certain grocery store chain in Washington State.

It was owned by a company, not affiliated with said chain, but it had locations at nearly everyone.

As this was long before the days of debit cards, this was a cash-only gas station.

We didn't even take credit cards. Customers would pull up,

pump their gas and then come to my window to pay. We also sold cigarettes. No drinks, no snacks.

Customers couldn't even get into my booth. I've been working there about a year when the company

announced it was closing the location. My manager and I were offered positions at another location upstate, and we both accepted. We moved our respective families and started our new jobs, as new hires. This station was incredibly busy. We did more business in eight hours than my old location would do in a week. This location also had a different setup.

Here, you would pull into the station from a single entrance, pump your gas, and then drive

forward to a single exit where the pay here booth was located. There were always two cashiers

on duty. Each cashier had a cash drawer. One thing I should note, there were also no computers. So, closing the drawdown

between shifts was time-consuming and tedious. We had to manually count the cigarettes remaining

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