Guy Steals $400 Worth Of Gas, Marina Worker Gets Last Laugh

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mattstaff
Nov 28, 2019 5:00 PM EST

This moron decided to pay in counterfeit bills, and thought he got away with $400 of gas. Little did he know that people can actually remember faces. Fast forward a little over a month down the road, and he returns to the same spot he stole the gas from. From there, it was a smooth revenge of calling the cops and busting him for breaking the law. 

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  • 01
    Text - r/ProRevenge u/theaccounterl 1d + JOIN Guy steals 400 dollars of gas, but I get the last laugh Mobile blah blah. Backstory: I used to work at a marina when I was in high school that sold gas and allowed people to dock for free if they wanted to. Now one day a guy comes in on a pretty big boat comes in and gets a lot of gas. Like 400 dollars worth of gas. He comes to the counter to pay and gives me 400 dollars in 100 dollar bills and I accept them and he goes on his merry way.
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  • 02
    Text - Fast forward a week or so and I am told by my boss that the bills he payed in were all counterfeit bills. Unfortunately as he payed in cash we had no way of tracking him down, so we think that he just got away with stealing 400 dollars worth of gas. That is until this idiot comes back after about a month and a half, thinking he got away with stealing the gas. When he comes back in I recognize the guy and tell my coworker to call the police right away. However, I knew that this guy would j
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  • 03
    Text - Luckily for me this guy asks to dock the boat for an hour or so on our dock and I tell it's not a problem. Now it is policy to get the name and phone number of customers using free dockage, as well as asking that they leave their keys in the boat so that we can move the boat to a different dock if needed. He complies to all of the rules and leaves his boat, and he leaves his keys with me. After probably about 15 minutes of waiting the police show up on the dock and ask my boss where the g
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  • 04
    Text - At this point I was pissed at this dude for making me look dumb for basically losing 400 dollars, so I call and tell him: "Hey, this is(Me) from Marina, it seems as though there is an issue with your engine and it seems to be smoking"- for those that don't know boats that well, engines are very expensive and this one in particular was a 350 horsepower Yamaha engine, which is top of the line so that man got back to that boat in record time. When he got back to the boat the look on his face
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  • 05
    Text - MgoSamir 23h Passing counterfeit can be among the dumbest things to do. Let's say you do it and you make a stops and get away with it, great right? No, because banks are required to call the Treasury department and they take a very keen interest in any reported counterfeiting. They'll send agents out because they don't know if someone just cooked up a few bills or if there is a serious operation going on, and so they'll go each location and eventually theyll find the person. From what I u
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