College

I learned how to shoplift textbooks, defraud utilities out of thousands of dollars worth of services, obtain over $500 a month in food stamps from the public aid office, raid campus stockrooms for supplies such as typing paper, toilet bowl cleaner, light bulbs, etc.

I guess I learned more about grifting and larceny than anything else in college. These things happen when you're poor with no financial aid. :rolleyes:



"It's a victimless crime. Like punching someone in the dark!" -- Nelson Muntz
 
I prefer to think of it as "learning how to work with a budget" rather than grifting and larceny. After all, that's what Congress calls it.
 
medjay said:
I learned how to shoplift textbooks, defraud utilities out of thousands of dollars worth of services, obtain over $500 a month in food stamps from the public aid office, raid campus stockrooms for supplies such as typing paper, toilet bowl cleaner, light bulbs, etc.

I guess I learned more about grifting and larceny than anything else in college. These things happen when you're poor with no financial aid. :rolleyes:



"It's a victimless crime. Like punching someone in the dark!" -- Nelson Muntz
Sounds like you will fit right in with Corporate America:D
 
bored1 said:
Sounds like you will fit right in with Corporate America:D

Really? I also have skill at forging documents. I had to learn how to do this quick after the phone company began closing in on me over a six month past due bill. Amazing how white out and a trip to Kinkos can produce a legitimate-looking apartment lease!

As far as I know, they still don't know who really lived at that address.
 
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