'Ann was... bad with money': Nurse refuses to keep loaning coworker money, reveals to staff that she owes over $2,000

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• As soon as this employee revealed that “Ann” was “bad with money,” we all could tell where this story was headed. Helping coworkers out on one or two occasions is perfectly acceptable, but when it starts to become a pattern and you still have not been reimbursed, there comes a point when lines need to be drawn in the sand. Unfortunately for Ann, those boundaries were set in public… in front of several other coworkers.

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