I don't know what to think about something that happened to me at work today. I was sitting by the stage with this older gentleman who gave the girl on stage a 10, but then he gave her a 100 dollar bill. Not wanting him to get shafted when he wouldn't be able to find it later, I asked him if he'd meant to give her that bill. He said he had meant to give her a five and had gone into the wrong pocket by mistake. So he called the girl over and exchanged the 100 for the 5. Now, I come to find out later that all the girls at work are now accusing me of "cutting" the other girl by pointing out the faux pas to the customer. They asked if I'd have given the 100 back if I'd been the one on stage and didn't believe me when I truthfully said I would. Their view is that once it leaves the customer's hands, it's their's, whether the guy made an honest mistake or not. Now, I'd love to know what everybody else thinks. Should I have told him about it, or just let the girl have a VERY big tip?



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