<prompt> Human: Hi PF! I always see good advice and exchange of ideas here so heres my story.I recently got a second job at a gas station. It is a well know company and the job is pretty boring. The GM is okay, hes kinda of an asshat but hes harmless. I do currently have a full time job that pays for all my expenses and I am still able to save. Basically I only got this job to pay off my school loans faster than I already am. So my issue is, I was short 35 in my drawer my last shift and the GM wants me to pay outta pocket for it. I didnt steal the money, he knows that and trust that but I just think its a little ridiculous. Ive worked in retail management before and I know every place has different policies but if the cash drawer was ever short, the person would never even be asked to pay it back. This is a well known company like I said before.Does anyone know if this is regular practice at these types of jobs? Or have any idea if this is even legal? Thank you for advice or suggestions!!!  <response>: Do you get to keep overage if your drawer is high too? 