Originally published at: Woman posed as Waffle House worker and stole from the register after her fake shift - Boing Boing
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I’m trying to decide if that much could possibly equate to a shift at awful waffle? 
With tips, I mean…
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Weird M.O.… If you’re going to go through that much effort why not just get a real job at Waffle House instead of risking prison time? Granted, you’d have to stay around for more than two hours at a stretch but you could pull the same sting as many times as you wanted. Many more times than you wanted, probably.
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I’m actually kind of impressed
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“Fast food restaurants hate this one weird work hack”…
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Given that she actually worked, this seems like the worker equivalent of wage theft. And thus, in all fairness, worthy of exactly the same level of prosecution… (i.e. none).
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Hahahaha!!! Georgia wins in the race for the most Waffle Houses!!!
So blessed to live in this great state!!!
Anyways, it amounts to deliciousness at 3 am!
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Evening shift at WH means drunk people. $130 could be one tip.
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Depends on the shift… that’s really only true during the night shifts, I’d argue. And while you could be left a drunken $130 tip, you could also end up with… not so pleasant things left by drunks… It’s always a gamble!
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Too true!
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PREVIOUSLY ON BOING BOING
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I like Waffle House, though it is rare that I indulge, as my GF and child do not.
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Also:
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Establishments that focus primarily on doughy breakfast consumables seem to attract the worst people.
… although I think “Saturday Night Live” is immensely overrated I still wouldn’t call it a crime
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Wow, a smart criminal! I would have normally expected the criminal to be caught immediately because they wore an IHOP uniform to the Waffle House or some such. 
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