I am currently 50 shades of pissed off. I went to the bathroom for less than a minute, perfectly normal and stuff, then when I get out one of my clients (client A) was sitting at the dining room table. I ask what's up. She needed ice for her tea (she has respiratory problems so getting up and doing things is hard for her) I say 'yeah okay' and go to get her some ice. Perfectly normal right? WRONG. When I slid that cup along the table to get a better grip on it (mind you it's pitch dark in that room at the time), there was another cup full of juice on the table that it bumped into...and fell onto my pants. I am suddenly SOAKED. Well, I'll just grab a towel in a second and clean that up, so I just move to unlock the freezer (both fridge and freezer need to stay locked b/c we have snackers) and think to myself, well I need ice too b/c my water is probably low. So I move to the office to grab my cup and...wait...what is another client doing in here? (Client B) was at the table in the office with a...cup? Well that wasn't there before, "Client B, what are you doing in here?" I asked her, well turns out, she got a cup of MY soda when I was away w/o asking. Luckily she hadn't drank any yet so I snatched that cup off the table and my bottle and took it to the sink, I poured in as much as I could and the rest went down the sink. I refuse to let thieves have any soda. Client A asked what happened and I didn't say anything, but just from looking at me she says "Client B got into your pop?" and I was like, yep. I ended up cleaning up the juice and getting Client A ice, but I had to shoo Client B from the office like a child (granted I can get in trouble for doing that) but she forced my hand by stealing from me. I don't even care if she's an old lady with dementia, if she is coherent enough to get her own damn cup of MY soda, she should know that when I say 'NO' the first time, it does NOT mean steal from me when I'm out of the room. TL;DR A client stole from me and I got mad.
