By witchybaby89 - 26/05/2015 02:50 - United States
witchybaby89 tells us more.
To answer a lot of questions, I'm a truck stop waitress not a prostitute or stripper. He's a truck driver who has been a faithful customer for two years and has been handsy before but never to this extent. I took the money to my manager and they're looking over video of the parking lot and my restaurant.
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How considerate of him. He gave you $50 to cover the phone bill to his wife!
Free $50, what's the problem?
was he good looking
So... how did you spend the $50?
Take the money and tell his wife..and the cops
You visited my profile xD just saying this is to #49 completely irrelevant to this follow thread
Why do so many people care what her job is? No one has the right to touch you without your consent, no matter what your occupation is. Even a prostitute has a right to her own body and no one should be touching her without her say so (even though I don't think OP is a prostitute but likely a bartender, waitress, hairdresser, or some other such job that puts her in contact with his wife).
I can't the comments I'm seeing giving the OP "the benefit of the doubt" regarding her possible job title. Lots of baristas, bar tenders, and waitresses have regulars. If this woman was a stripper, they often have no-touch policies to protect themselves. If she was a prostitute, she still has the right to only grant her services to clients and activities she explicitly consents to. Sex work automatically heightens the risk of being sexually assaulted, raped, beaten, and even killed- and any person who can justify assaulting a sex worker to themselves will be easily capable of justifying assaulting anyone of any job title. Assaults on sex workers usually go unreported due to their job titles; which encourages rape culture to thrive because "she shouldn't have been: doing that, wearing that, walking there, etc." A job title doesn't matter when assault is assault. It is not "free money", it is not an excuse if the patron was drunk (most people can drink without assaulting anyone), and the OP should feel both safe and encouraged to report this to the police. Assault can happen to anyone, and to attempt to place conditions on that can easily translate to "well you're a guy, guys can't be raped!" or "well, your sister was pretty drunk so I thought she was game" in the future. Take a moment to think about that, then get back to enjoying what should be the fun of FML.
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I thought she meant one of her regulars as in she's a prostitute
Perv... Tell his wife... And the cops.