Recent comments in /f/tifu

AmbianDream t1_jdv47xs wrote

A lawyer will tell you what to do and if you need to make a report to the police. Don't lie to the police. You're whole case rests on the fact that you were under the influence of illegal substances. If you were already drinking, you probably were already impaired to consent to taking drugs. I highly doubt you'll go to jail for doing illegal drugs in the past.

If this is going on in all the clubs there, the cops are paid off and you're dealing with organized crime. Aaaccckkk! Lawyer up but you're gonna pay him too!

Weigh it out but I would do least do a couple of consults and have more information before I decided on a plan.

Easiest option might be just telling the CC security people what you told us. IDK what they would do, but they aren't gonna have you arrested and they just might wipe it out.

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justwhatever22 t1_jduzax8 wrote

Lookie here, I'm no moralising do-gooder. You won't believe that in a minute, I know, but... honestly I'm not.

But, like, did you ever get the feeling the universe is telling you something about the choices you made here?

Dude, just a friendly tip. Perhaps just have a think about maybe *not* going to strip clubs. Or accepting invitations to take drugs. Or getting intoxicated to the point where you feel those are good decisions.

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KimACady t1_jduyjii wrote

I was wondering about that. I can't see the IRS auditing her, either. However if she were to take that 3500 bonus off her income wouldn't the IRS immediately flag the discrepancy between her W2 and what she reported as income. I mean, that has to be automated by now!

One time several years (when I still did my taxes completely by hand) ago I mistakenly flipped two digits when I adding my wife's and my W2 taxable income. Within about 1 month I got a notification from the IRS notifying me of the discrepancy along with a check for the additional refund that resulted from my error. I'm confident that the IRS would handle her return similarly.

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