A disgruntled cashier

Jay was 27 and in a rut when he stumbled across the stone thinking the curator was messing with him he pocketed the stone and headed to his shift at a minimart. Everyday was the same routine as usual and he felt like he was just going through the paces his paychecks barely covering his daily expenses. He had a leased car and apartment but nothing else to show for his life. Jay’s ex-girlfriend left him a few years ago for Brad Simpson some pretty boy that owns a car dealership it seemed at this point that everything gradually crumbled down in Jay’s life, a few months after his parents died in a plane wreck which expedited the decline. His younger sister Jane took their parents **** especially hard afterward dropping out of college and spiraling down with **** and **** where she met her racist abusive methhead husband Jared, meanwhile Jay personally withdrew from his social life and let his remaining friends drift away.

Clocking in to his shift suddenly his manager approaches him “Jay I need a word with you..”

Jay shot back a quick remark “ About how you are going to give me the day off and all the money in your wallet I hope.”

Suddenly the stocky 47 year old man began looking bewildered and stumbling over his words awkwardly fighting in it’s futility against the power of the stone “I…w- well you should take the day off, here’s some spending m-m-money.”

His hand physically shaking as he was **** to hand it over by a seemingly unknown ****, the same one that will make him gradually believe he did these things on his own volition. Jay snatched the money and darted out the door and jumped into his car almost convinced he’s dreaming. He looked down at the money in his hand about 78$ in the other it was that odd rock and decided to give this ‘reality stone’ another test. Jay thought about holding a big stack of cash and said

“I’m holding 50,000 dollars that I legally own tax free!”

Suddenly the money multiplied and moved in Jay’s hands becoming a stack of 5 crisp bank stacks of 10k. Jay smiled wide

“Holy shit it works!”