Rodney Hounshell: Birthday Parties And Kidsworld

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Here’s an interesting one. I have a young associate, Rodney Hounshell, that works for Birthday Parties and KidsWorld. In his Birthday Parties role, he has access to club passes. The passes are supposed to be given to the children attending the party in hopes the parents will later tour the club. However, the evidence points towards him keeping at least some of the cards and then selling them on social media (Snapchat). An associate that works with Rodney was on the social media feed and immediately shared with her supervisor. It took two different screen captures to piece it together but the timestamp connect them (see below). Unless during the manager’s conversation with the associate tomorrow he presents evidence that refutes ours,

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