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post 1473985241 12-06-2016, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted By chroneos⏩
Isn't this just a poorly written question that is not specific enough to be accurately answered
Was that your answer to every SAT question?
post 1473985281 12-06-2016, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted By Bothang⏩
He didn't give it back, he used to to buy something. Could have been him or any other customer.
So what? He used the same 100 to buy the good, and when he gives it to the shop owner the shop owner puts it back into the register. At that point the shop owner is even. The shop owner starts to lose the money when he gives the good to the robber (whatever the cogs was) plus the change.
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post 1473985421 12-06-2016, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted By mrmk5110⏩
So what? He used the same 100 to buy the good, and when he gives it to the shop owner the shop owner puts it back into the register. At that point the shop owner is even. The shop owner starts to lose the money when he gives the good to the robber (whatever the cogs was) plus the change.
So potate right now.


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post 1473985531 12-06-2016, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted By MuckSnapper⏩
So potate right now.


Think bro think
Alright then you explain it to me.
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post 1473985641 12-06-2016, 09:21 AM
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post 1473985671 12-06-2016, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted By mrmk5110⏩
Alright then you explain it to me.
We've tried. Quite a bit lol

Putting that 100 back is irrelevant. Whether he came back and paid with a card or a different 100 dollar bill is irrelevant. The new transaction is irrelevant. The drawer is short $100 dollars because it was taken.
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post 1473985771 12-06-2016, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted By MuckSnapper⏩
They were robbed of 100 dollars. End of story. The transaction afterwards has nothing to do with anything. Just confuses you.
They were robbed of 100 dollars. End of story. The transaction afterwards has nothing to do with anything. Just confuses you.
They were robbed of 100 dollars. End of story. The transaction afterwards has nothing to do with anything. Just confuses you.
They were robbed of 100 dollars. End of story. The transaction afterwards has nothing to do with anything. Just confuses you.
They were robbed of 100 dollars. End of story. The transaction afterwards has nothing to do with anything. Just confuses you.
They were robbed of 100 dollars. End of story. The transaction afterwards has nothing to do with anything. Just confuses you.
Er, I'm not sure. I would like to consult Enguin for a second opinion on this.

I mean, the theif took $100 dollars, but then the owner paid for the $70 out of his own money, so straight away the owner is down $170. Then the owner gives him another $30 as change, but then the theif got the $100 + $70 from the original transaction. So that is imediately $270 that the thief is out of pocket. But then take into account the cost of the owner buying the actual stock, add $70 to that again.

And let's not forget about the theif stealing the $100 in the first place. $100; $70: $30 change. Man you guys are so stupid, I can't believe you are this old and still don't understnad the basics of money
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post 1473985861 12-06-2016, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted By keels141⏩
Er, I'm not sure. I would like to consult Enguin for a second opinion on this.

I mean, the theif took $100 dollars, but then the owner paid for the $70 out of his own money, so straight away the owner is down $170. Then the owner gives him another $30 as change, but then the theif got the $100 + $70 from the original transaction. So that is imediately $270 that the thief is out of pocket. But then take into account the cost of the owner buying the actual stock, add $70 to that again.

And let's not forget about the theif stealing the $100 in the first place. $100; $70: $30 change. Man you guys are so stupid, I can't believe you are this old and still don't understnad the basics of money
Jesus potatoes you guys really aren't thinking clearly.
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post 1473985891 12-06-2016, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted By MuckSnapper⏩
We've tried. Quite a bit lol

Putting that 100 back is irrelevant. Whether he came back and paid with a card or a different 100 dollar bill is irrelevant. The new transaction is irrelevant. The drawer is short $100 dollars because it was taken.
How is putting 100 back into the register not relevant???
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post 1473985981 12-06-2016, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted By mrmk5110⏩
Alright then you explain it to me.
If that was your till, you would be fired and accused of stealing $100 at the end of the day. Go back and look at my post regarding how the till works.
post 1473986031 12-06-2016, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted By mrmk5110⏩
How is putting 100 back into the register not relevant???
Because a 100 dollar bill is not unique lmao. It just holds a value of 100 dollars.

Him coming back in with an ENTIRELY DIFFERENTLY 100 DOLLAR BILL would still = the store owner losing $100.
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post 1473986101 12-06-2016, 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted By mrmk5110⏩
Alright then you explain it to me.
100 dollars and $30 + 70$ worth of goods is the same thing (ignoring excessive information) in value.
He exchanged the 100 he took for something of equivalent value. So he's still up 100 in value either way and the shopkeeper is still down the initial 100.

Or (what I fudged up the first time).
100 (initial money) + 70 (goods) = 170 dollars in the till (what he would have he wasn't stolen from).

100 (initial money) - 100 (money stolen) + 100 (money used to pay for the goods) - 30 dollars (change given back) = 70 dollars (money in the till).

170-70 =100 dollars.

Either way all you need to actually know is that 100 dollars was taken (100 dollars lost).
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post 1473986131 12-06-2016, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted By mrmk5110⏩
So what? He used the same 100 to buy the good, and when he gives it to the shop owner the shop owner puts it back into the register. At that point the shop owner is even. The shop owner starts to lose the money when he gives the good to the robber (whatever the cogs was) plus the change.
Say your local store got robbed and they took $7000 dollars from the till. If YOU go in the next day and buy $7000 worth of stuff, does it negate the fact they got robbed $7000 the day before?
post 1473986191 12-06-2016, 09:26 AM
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The money is removed from the owner.
The money is given back to the owner.
Shoes worth $70 plus $30 in change is taken instead.

It is simply switching a $100 bill for $70 shoes + $30 cash.

I say the owner is out $100.
post 1473986271 12-06-2016, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted By MuckSnapper⏩
Because a 100 dollar bill is not unique lmao. It just holds a value of 100 dollars.

Him coming back in with an ENTIRELY DIFFERENTLY 100 DOLLAR BILL would still = the store owner losing $100.
Must be trolling, no other explanation. So what if it's a different 100 bill, 100 is 100.
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post 1473986371 12-06-2016, 09:27 AM
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170$ + taxes. 100 in money that was stolen and 70 in goods that was bought with the stolen money.
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post 1473986571 12-06-2016, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted By mrmk5110⏩
Must be trolling, no other explanation. So what if it's a different 100 bill, 100 is 100.
I'm the one who is trolling? lmao.

Dude it's ok I was wrong at first too. It'll dawn on you eventually.
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post 1473986631 12-06-2016, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted By p100⏩
The money is removed from the owner.
The money is given back to the owner.
Shoes worth $70 plus $30 in change is taken instead.

It is simply switching a $100 bill for $70 shoes + $30 cash.

I say the owner is out $100.




No.It is a different $7,000
exactly. If the robber returns later and uses the money he stole to buy something, its a different $100 (even though its physically the same bill)
post 1473986781 12-06-2016, 09:31 AM
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$100 is $100
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canadian or US dollars?
post 1473986931 12-06-2016, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
When I first opened the thread and read it I thought, there is no way a lot of people get this wrong. Then I starting reading the thread.............
Man, what an eye opener. This is why there is a ton of opportunity in this world.
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post 1473987291 12-06-2016, 09:35 AM
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$30 plus cost of goods
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100 dollars. He has his 100 back. The only think hes missing is the item off the shelf and the 30 dollars in change
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Why are people making this so complicated?

A guy stole $100, no other irregular activities occurred


When he returned to buy things he paid like a regular customer and received the correct amount of change, who cares who the customer was or what bill he used


The owner is down $100 in cash that was stolen from his store, nothing else is relevant
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Need to know more variables like what his overhead costs are, what his markup is, etc.
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They were robbed of 100 dollars. End of story. The transaction afterwards has nothing to do with anything. Just confuses you.
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Originally Posted By Dan916⏩
You know why this riddle is confusing? Because there's no fuking comma between, "He comes back 5 minutes later and buys $70 worth of goods with the $100 bill the owner gives him $30 in change,"

It looks like there should be a comma here (in bold), "He comes back 5 minutes later and buys $70 worth of goods with the $100 bill,the owner gives him $30 in change,"
Or at least a period should be there to make it clear it is a separate exchange. If you separate the sentence there, then you're saying the owner loses $100, because the thief bought $70 worth with the $100 bill he stole, and then the owner gives him $30. Otherwise there are multiple ways to interpret that sentence because it is not correctly structured.
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130. -100, +0 (+70 in cash -70 in goods), -30
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Was the shop owner white or non-white? Because race does matter when it comes the meaning of "loss" and "gain".




























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store owner lost everything (i.e. the entire $100).
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