Scum of the Earth
 

to the c*cksucker out there that took my $50 voucher from the tote machine today, I hope you lose that $50 and 100 times more than that.

No good S.O.B.:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

What track?

I was at an OTB.

did ya leave it, walk away?

Did you have more on you, or just 50?

made a couple bets...left it in there...was turned around for about 30 seconds before I realized it. I was no more than 15 feet from it...I went back...not there. I asked aloud to the people sitting around me and not one person uttered a word.

People have no morals..

Well the good thing is it was just 50 dollars. The guy who took your ticket wont hit a dollar exacta for a week.

I had more, just the principle

I agree. Thats why I dont do vouchers. I strictly bet with cash and keep it in my front pocket so the likelihood of anyone getting it is slim and none.
How about the guys at the track and OTB that always ask to borrow money? Talk about no morals. "Nice to see you, whats it been, a year? Can I borrow $50, my atm card isnt working".

thats bad

if you left and was gone for say a couple minutes i could "sorta" understand

Ill let someone hold 50, if they are bold enough to ask, they are bold enough to hold.

Last race of this past Saratoga meet I go to the window and this guy that was ahead of me walks away really quickly leaving behind a ticket which I now have in my hand. I look at it, its a $250 win ticket, twice, on which horse I didnt really remember. I get out of line and yell to the guy and give him his ticket. I get back in line and bet $160 win on "D Money". Y'all know how this ends and what my point is. Do the right thing.

Yep. Karma is a real thing. Always tip well and don't mess with peoples vouchers. Words to live by.

I think I would have been lurking by those machines for awhile waiting for that SOB to show back up...

try working as a teller and accidently handing back the wrong change on a busy saturday. think you will see that money back? not

and you as the teller are responsible for the loss on the till.

I ranted and raved for 10 minutes...

I made sure everyone sitting in that area knew what I thought of people that feel the need to take others money.

given the time frame no question the scum knew it was yours, probably standing right behind you and was the next in line to use the machine

there is no "sorta" about it Curt....the money did NOT belong to the person that took it....plain and simple.

I have had many times that I have turned a voucher in or asked who was at the machine last....I found a voucher for $200+ one time and not one time did the thought ever enter my mind to take that money. The first words out of my mouth were "who was at this machine last??"

It's called honesty and integrity

One time at Windsor Raceway I walked away and left my voucher with about $700 on it. A few minutes later and after walking to the other side of the building I realized it. Went back to the machine nothing. Was in a panic walking around, checking the floor, looking in pockets. All of a sudden a guy walks up to me and says "did you leave a voucher in the machine". This guy was a just a patron. I told him yes and there was a lot on it. He says he saw me looking nervous and thought it might have been me who left it.

Can't believe how lucky I was and that there was actually an honest person at the track that day. I gave him $100. He didn't want to take it until I kept insisting.