<prompt> Human: I work at McDonalds, usually in the front as a cashier. Tonight I was scheduled to work until 1am, and the store closes at 1:30am. I had my drawer initially counted in front of me when it was put under my name, so I signed a paper to vouch for the initial amount. At around midnight, my manager tells me Im free to go home since its slow and shell use my drawer for the rest of the night and then count it when she closes. This is pretty normal and sometimes my drawer isnt counted in front of me, so I think nothing of it and leave. Then, she calls me at about 1:45am that my drawer was 20 short and that I should bring her 20 when I work tomorrow. She tells me that shell put my drawer as correct tonight and then fix it tomorrow. To give a bit of background on this manager; shes really broke. Shes constantly complaining about money and asking people to buy her food. She always gives people a hard time when they call in sick or when they decline to cover a shift. I want to give her the 20 just to avoid conflict but this same exact situation has happened before but with 5 instead. I like this job and they give me good hours and really work around my school schedule. Should I just give her the 20, or talk to another manager, or refuse? I hate confrontation but I dont want to be a doormat.  <response>: In Australia working at Big W my drawers been short 80 before, didnt have to repay it. Imho I think shes scamming you mate, Id have a word to HR and ask what the proper procedure of short drawers is first before giving her cash. 