The Pawn Shop At 123 Main Street Owned By Mr. Patty

4/11 12 PM this worker participated in a meeting with Gina Reno and Christina McAdams. Christina arrive she seemed frantic and worried. Gina asked Christina what was going on. Christina replied that the man who bought the guns from Chad, when he stole from his uncle Bruce, has been found and arrested. The family of the man who was arrested for buying the guns was reported to be looking for Chad. Christina was concerned because now that the man was arrested he can file a motion to investigate and her name is all over the case due to being a "snitch". Christina reported that she took the police to the home that Chad sold the guns to. Gina spoke to Christina about not consistently wearing herself about the family looking for her or would cause her to go crazy. Gina spoke with Christina about employment. Christina reports that she has no employment. Christina reports that she was working at the Olive branch, but quit the day that she informed the worker. Christina reported that she quit working at Olive Branch due to her sis sister reputation. Christina reports that Olive branch was treating her as if she was her sister. Christina was kept in the back and she is a pretty girl who wanted to be a server. She wished to be a server to earn tips. Gina and this worker both explained that she should've kept her job at the the

Timothy while at the pharmacy stole a credit card to buy Levi’s medicine. He bought three months worth of medicine coasting over one thousand dollars. He told the clerk that his uncle lended his credit card to buy the medicine. The clerk got suspicious and busted him. The cops got called and he went to court to get everything worked out.

I was outside of Ernie's Lunchroom when I heard gunshots. I ran inside and found the lunchroom deserted except for a dead man on the newly mopped floor. There were three sets of footprints on the floor, that I labeled X,Y and Z. The cash register had just been rung up for $8.75. We recovered four checks for customers A,B,C and D. Customer A had $2.45 on his check, $3 on B's, $2.10 on C's and $3.65 on D's Check. Customers B,C, and D had finished their food. Customer A's food was untouched. Ernie, the owner and only worker,was able to present us with one fact. The shooter leaned against the wall and shot him at point-blank range.

I received a moderate score of 27 for assertiveness and-and 42 for my level of responsiveness and this information suggests that my social style is amiable according to mapping my results. In general, assertiveness can be defined as a person’s ability to make appeals, actively disagree express positive and negative personal feelings, and stand up for themselves without criticizing another person (Beebe & Mottet, 2016). Likewise, responsiveness is the capacity to be sensitive to the communication of others while being seen a good listener in order to make others comfortable in communicating. There are various ways to respond to others as well as steps that I can use to style flex. Upon sharing my scores with my co-worker, her perception of the results seemed somewhat accurate and she offered suggestions about my social style. Furthermore, there are manners that my social style may affect my listening skills and ways that I can improve as a listener. Also, style flexing can assist with communication effectiveness in different manners.

The cashier stated that the couple had smelled like gas. She also asked them if they had been working on cars. The cashier stated that the couple did not answer the question, and they asked if they could have change for a $10. Robert then told the cashier to take all of the money out of the cash register. He pulled out a water bottle filled with gasoline and a lighter. He told the woman that if she did not give him the money, then he would light her on fire.

Brandon advised the store has had several incidents of receiving counterfeit money recently, so he checked the bill with a marker to see if it was real. He advised the marker revealed the bill to be counterfeit. Brandon advised he told the W/M the bill was a counterfeit and the W/M advised he had just been paid by his boss. Brandon stated the W/M requested the counterfeit bill back and he told the W/M he was going to call the police. Brandon advised the W/M then fled the store without the counterfeit bill.

Have you ever been dealt a dilemma were you knew that someone needed your help but you were also aware that you where not the individual with the capability of helping. This was the situation with my friend Dan; he and I went to high school together and were good friends. After graduation Dan went on to obtain a dual degree in mathematics and physics from Cal Berkeley, and was on the first U.S. table tennis team to go to china in the early 1970's. I remember being so proud of him, and knew without any doubt that he would live a very successful life. However Dan began to hear voices, gradually deteriorated, and ended up living in his parent's garage. Here are two people in their 80's trying to live

The outlet mall was about half an hour to an hour drive from where we stayed. Philip told us before we got off the SP bus, “Meet back here in a hour.” After we got SP bus, the six of us scattered the mall. After an hour went by, Trey and I headed towards the bus. When we got to the SP bus Philip told us that someone had broken into the SP bus. They somehow unlocked the bus that broke the lock. Ten minutes later, a state cop came to file the report. The state cop asks, “Sir, are you missing

Lt. Oldaker was working secondary employment at Giant Eagle on Waterloo Rd. There is a Huntington Bank located inside the Giant Eagle. The bank manager summoned him over because she had a customer refusing to leave. The customer was trying to cash a check for $50,000. Lt. Oldaker wrote that he asked Mr. Alexander to leave and he refused, sating he wasn’t leaving until he got a written letter from the bank stating why they wouldn’t cash his check. Lt. Oldaker stated that they had a back and forth discussion where he was trying to get Mr. Alexander to voluntarily leave. Lt. Oldaker believed that Mr. Alexander might be under the influence of a drug due to scabs on his mouth, how animated he was and his speech was very excited. Eventually Mr. Alexander

Robert has made the decision of taking the truck to the police and proving that he is guilty, but when he is there he tells the police there is a person in the back, and tells him his name and told them that he did not put him in there. When Roger was there a the police station Ralph surprisingly wakes up and is fine with just a little headache. The police ask him if he identified the person when he was put into the truck, but Ralph did not. So they went and took fingerprints on the truck bed and the fingerprints had shown the Bill had done it.

Stephan Papa had been fined two thousand six hundred dollars in which he could not afford to pay. All Stephan had was twenty five dollars and was trying to get a job to pay his fine

When armpit got released from juvenile correctional facility he got a job working for jack dunlevy what was a Rain Creek Irrigation and Landscaping. He was prod that he would be making some money to start to save up in his bank account after 5 months of working there he had saved up 837 dollars for working. Right now he was was digging a trench outside of the mayor's house of Austin Texas. 3. Armpit was starting to save his money for his own house but he was not making a lot he had saved up 837 dollars he knew that off the top of his head because in 2 more mouths he would make a thoues dollars. That's all before his friend x-ray convinced him to spend some of his money on buying some concert tickets then reselling them for more money. So x-ray told him he would double his

I thought that it was interesting that you would rather have Marcy listen to you as opposed to the psychiatrist. I agree with you that Marcy did some exceptional non verbal skills while communicating with her husband. I guess I viewed the psychiatrist as intensively listening to what the patient had to say instead of being rude because he never looked up. Sometimes in those situations they need to be writing down or viewing background information in order to make sure next session is successful. I think nonverbal goes along way but at the same time, sometimes non verbal isn't enough to ensure that the person is truly listening to what you have to say. I also think it is hard to compare these to clips because there are in completely different

In my neighborhood, the components of the fringe economy I see are pawnshops and the Cash Express (ACE). Whenever I see them, it reminds of the book “short change”. Also what flashes in my mind is the nature of the business and what the negative and positive effects of the business. I feel like standing at the front of the store and talking to the victimized customers about this particular book I read, and giving them a piece of advice that will aid them based on the knowledge this book has impacted in me with.

Recently, a case of tea and a Keurig, were the topic of discussion. A clerk received an order to destroy the tea and dispose of it, she had the terminal manager sign off on it and claimed to put it in the dumpster. Both managers later became aware that the tea had disappeared and was not in the dumpster. The next day, an order came in to dispose of a Keurig that was being held. When the same clerk saw the order, she asked where it was. She was told it had already been put in the dumpster and immediately went to check it. She returned and stated that it wasn’t in there. One of the managers, suspecting that she was looking to take it and had taken the tea the previous day, replied “yes, it is…right next to the tea”. In actuality, the Keurig had been used to replace the