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Have you ever created your own job perks?
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It's a very valid reason to fire you. You'll most likely get caught when the inventory starts to be way off.
Why would the inventory be off?
Maybe OP didn't explain it well, but I would imagine that:
For the purposes of inventory, 1 drink per person is the same as 2 for every other person.
You're correct on all counts.
It won't be off though. Every bottle is accounted for. I sold 10 bottles for $40 but they are added to the till as 10 bottles for $30 at the special price.
Still illegal, at the absolute least it's tax fraud.
Not saying I care, just speaking as a matter of fact
What if you pay income tax on it?
If you never mess up, they'll probably never catch you. But you are committing a felony and if you do get caught, there are consequences. I wish you the best, truly. But you are taking a risk.
A risk 20 years ago when I was a stoner on minimum wage. It's all in the past now.
Felony? I think it's more of a misdemeanor.
Depends on how much money they take over the long term I assume.
It probably totaled less than $100.