[TheVillageChicken]

It looks like there might be some text between the lines...let me see if I can read it. Hmmmm. Looks like you may be upset not so much about the cookie or the locker intrusion, but rather by who it was that done the deed.

[fred53]

Let it go, but do tell her that you'd appreciate it that she not go in your locker without asking. She might get offended, but you can't please everyone and she did go into a place that she did not belong without permission...she should have asked first...luck...

[BobandMary]

Honestly, I'd let it go. You were generous and kind. It didn't work out as you planned. I'd leave goodies in the break room next time. Within 10 minutes, everybody knows who brought in the treats. Please don't be discouraged. You did a kind thing! Do it again.

[fred53]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Seriously, over just a cookie. Wow, this is Florida's friendliest hometown, isn't it? Cookies must have been dipped in gold.

kind of individual and their relatives...if it doesn't bother them then it shouldn't bother you and how come they can't just do what they please...they trivialize everything unless it's something they care about...then look out!

They would eat your lunch right out of the common refrigerator...among a plethora of other trivial things(overly boisterous, loud music)aka: the ugly American...

[Beechie]

Originally Posted by Deseylou

I brought cookies to work to be shared among my fellow workers
I saw people before clocking in and offered them a cookie
I did tell them I was sharing
I then put cookies in my locker
A few minutes later a fellow worker thanked me for cookie
I did not offer her cookie, I did not tell her to help herself to my locker
She went in and helped herself
I feel like she stole from me and I feel violated
Would you tell management if it means she might be terminated

Had this lady in question been there at clock-in time would you have offered her a cookie? If so, then I would let her know that you have no problem with her having a cookie except for the fact that she opened your locker and helped herself to a cookie without your knowledge. The question would be why did you think it was ok to do that?

[Beechie]

Originally Posted by BobandMary

Honestly, I'd let it go. You were generous and kind. It didn't work out as you planned. I'd leave goodies in the break room next time. Within 10 minutes, everybody knows who brought in the treats. Please don't be discouraged. You did a kind thing! Do it again.

Although I agree with your post BobandMary, I don't believe you should let that indescretion go unchallenged.

[sunnyatlast]

There are always clueless people around, having no manners.

I'd have a padlock on my locker, cookies or no cookies. Do y'all put your purses in these lockers??

[goldseekur]

Originally Posted by FlamingoFlo

Why was your locker unlocked?

I'm with Deseylou on this one. It doesn't matter that the locker was not locked, the person opened someone else's locker, took SOMETHING from it without the person's permission. In my book that's STEALING no matter what the item is.

[graciegirl]

Is this here, or where you now live?

Not that it matters, but is this a general question? If it's here I will make some cookies take them to the place where you work, share them with EVERYONE, and then beat up the person that took the cookie. If it's there, you are on your own.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by BobandMary

Honestly, I'd let it go. You were generous and kind. It didn't work out as you planned. I'd leave goodies in the break room next time. Within 10 minutes, everybody knows who brought in the treats. Please don't be discouraged. You did a kind thing! Do it again.

I agree with this.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by fred53

kind of individual and their relatives...if it doesn't bother them then it shouldn't bother you and how come they can't just do what they please...they trivialize everything unless it's something they care about...then look out!

They would eat your lunch right out of the common refrigerator...among a plethora of other trivial things(overly boisterous, loud music)aka: the ugly American...

Man, you sure did extrapolate a lot outta that one cookie!

[Cisco Kid]

Originally Posted by Deseylou

I brought cookies to work to be shared among my fellow workers
I saw people before clocking in and offered them a cookie
I did tell them I was sharing
I then put cookies in my locker
A few minutes later a fellow worker thanked me for cookie
I did not offer her cookie, I did not tell her to help herself to my locker
She went in and helped herself
I feel like she stole from me and I feel violated
Would you tell management if it means she might be terminated

This is not really about a cookie is it.
The cookie represents someting you do not like about this person.
Now take one of those cookie out, SMASH IT.
You will feel better.
Now tell us why you do not like her.

I'm listening.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Cisco Kid

This is not really about a cookie is it.
The cookie represents someting you do not like about this person.
Now take one of those cookie out, SMASH IT.
You will feel better.
Now tell us why you do not like her.

I'm listening.

I know someone whose cookie should be smashed.

[Walter123]

This thread has made me lose my cookies.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Walter123

This thread has made me lose my cookies.

I think I'm gonna toss mine.