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Already done. Who, is your guess to make.

You seriously don't have a clue, Magoo.

So... ? There are more than 3,000 employees on this property and you think the people of various political beliefs can't find each other?

They don't perceive me that way here. It's only in this forum.

The rumor mill is very big here. They can't keep a secret longer than a week.

I'm not. There just has not been a lawsuit at any time here on the subject.

No lawsuits yet.

What makes you think they're not keeping records? Everything is logged.

Not really... I just found that the policy is fair and doable.

True, though they are.

They take back the receipt when I claim the stuff.

Or pot causes cancer the same way tobacco can. Creosote.

Top story: It's cold in Philadelphia tonight. Well... if that's what they are leading with, the rest of the stories won't be interesting either. Just blame global warming or whatever. But, this is just the same shit that happens every mid October. Nothing to see here. At least the radio talk shows leave the weather to the weather men and mention some meaningful stories. **flips radio on**

Do you think of it as predetermined destiny?

The term, "hooha" used to be a synonym for pandemonium.

Here are the facts: The luggage in question is identified with the guests' names. If it is left behind by the guests after checkout, a process begins to contact the guests. This process includes repeated emails, telephone calls and even certified postal mail for up to three months. In most cases, the luggage is reclaimed by the guests and I never touch any of it. In a few cases, all efforts to contact the guests produce no response. In that situation, the luggage then becomes forfeited by the guests and becomes the hotel's property. The management then has the right (yes, legally) to dispose of, sell or in my case, give away the luggage. All I need at that point is permission from management to claim it. No permission, no taking. With permission, it's all mine, both legally and morally.

The popular opinion is bullshit, based on patently false assumptions.

Tell me once more... What makes anybody believe I ever stole anything at work? How many times have I told you precisely what was actually being done? Why do you choose to ignore it?

If I had been stealing luggage, I'd probably be working in Scranton or Wilmington right now. Everything is on video at this casino.

Just to show a difference between Kudasai's employer and mine. My employer doesn't talk about karma.

Anything I find at work goes to the lost and found department. I get a receipt. If it's not claimed, I can claim it after the designated waiting period.

Two herniated discs.

Three to six times per year, and that's with FMLA. It might change after November. The governor passed a law that grants one hour of paid sick time for each thirty hours worked. It supersedes the CBA attendance policy.