Yesterday, a customer wanted to cash a payroll check. When I put in through the system, it turned out that he wasn't registered. He told me that he got a check cashed at the store the previous week. I mentioned that whoever did it probably didn't do it right and prepared to get his check registered in the system.
It turned out that the customer had a passport for ID and since I couldn't remember the code, I asked another coworker. It turned out that the passport wasn't an acceptable form of ID for a payroll check. The customer once again mentioned that he was able to get the check cashed with the passport the previous week. The coworker mentioned that the employee did him a favor, that he wasn't supposed to do that, and the customer left without getting the check cashed.
It turned out that the customer had a passport for ID and since I couldn't remember the code, I asked another coworker. It turned out that the passport wasn't an acceptable form of ID for a payroll check. The customer once again mentioned that he was able to get the check cashed with the passport the previous week. The coworker mentioned that the employee did him a favor, that he wasn't supposed to do that, and the customer left without getting the check cashed.
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