I got fired from my last job for stealing the boss's soda.

>>17335276

What country you from?

>>17335292
USA

Why'd you steal a $2 drink?

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>>17335323
Asking the tough questions

>>17335323
I was mad at my boss and thought his Coke should be mine. It was wrong of me.

>>17335295

Then no, there's no background check in the USA that will say you stole a $2 soda. Chill the fuck out.

>Will this show up on a background check?
No.

When your next potential employer calls your previous employer and asks about the reason for firing and they say, "Theft," that might be a problem.

It depends on your next job.

>>17335365
They usually don't ask that and the person providing the reference, usually HR, won't answer that. They will provide your dates of employment, they would rather not open themselves up to legal liability.

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>>17335326

>>17335344
Why'd you admit to it?

>>17335378
Some greasy obesey saw me do it and tattled.

>>17335388
>greasy obesey

Lmao.

>>17335276
If it's not a felony crime it's not going to show up on a background check.

Good luck explaining why you left your last job, hope your next employer doesn't call him for a reference.