I stole hundreds of dollars in food from the gas station I work at and the day I stopped working there I spent $700 on food.

I worked the graveyard at the gas station and my job was to keep the sausages rotating and hot and the coffee machines full. I had no cameras on me so I would grab a sausage and take a few bites and throw it away. Sometimes the boss/owner would come in the morning of and count the sausages we sold. He started buying bigger packs of sausages to account for all that we ate. Little did he know that me and the other guy I worked with at night both ate several a shift and sometimes even shared some with the people we knew that came through at that time of the morning.<br><br>I did this for years. I also took full pots of coffee and poured it in my thermos that I kept at the door so it looked like I bought it. I once had to give the owner a dollar to break a $100 so I could buy a coffee. He thought it was funny. I also took hundreds of energy drinks. You do not want to know how many energy drinks I drank in the time that I worked there. I was also in charge of inventory. Let's just say I halved the value of a lot of the products we sold so I could take more. I also took hundreds of dollars worth of tools. I had access to the safe so I would take $20's when I opened the till. I also took the camera at the end of my shift to my office and unplugged it and then took the safe out of my office and counted the till right in front of the camera. I then would take all the big bills and put them in my pocket and put the till in the safe and plug the camera back in and then set the alarm. I feel like im saying this for no reason. the guy that owns the store I think has been sleeping with my mom for the past 10 years or so. He's also my uncle. I worked there for about 7 years and I think I stole a total of over $10,000. the day I left I charged $700 in food to the bosses credit card that was on the clock out register. I moved out of town and I still use the card. I charged maybe $3000 onto that card already. I still use it to this day. I feel bad but also not. He's a very very rich man. I'm a poor guy trying to make it in the world.