Julia Sweeney

So I was paying for the parking, and I told them I wanted them to pay.

They wouldn't pay.

And then I just thought, I'm going to just sell some drink tickets.

I'm going to take drink tickets they don't know about and sell them on the side enough to pay for the parking.

And that was easy enough.

But then I thought, they also doesn't pay for my meal.

And sometimes I have to work like 12 hours.

So I'll take enough to pay for the meal.

And then it really just kept going.

Like I just kept, like it was so easy to do.

And over the years I worked there, it did add up to like an amount of money that if I wasn't talking about myself years later, I could have been convicted for.

But it really made me understand that.

How easy it is to get into a situation like that where you just start taking a little bit, taking a little bit more.

Yeah.

You started doing what you described as really kind of nutty things where you would increase the danger of it.

You described it as if you were flirting with getting caught.

So in terms of the way in which you were taking the money, what kinds of things were you doing?

Like I would I had a Volkswagen bug and I would have the money that I had taken and I would just leave it on the seat of the car and not lock the car.

Like I wonder if it ever stolen.

No.