Super 8 by Wyndham Harrison AR

I don't know his name, but the clerk I met today is an honest man who stands his ground for whats right! THANK YOU SIR! I hesitantly came downstairs to buy a mountain dew from the vending machine with a somewhat rare $1 bill known as a star note. When I put it in the machine, it went in just fine, tho I was having issues with a regular dollar bill previous. When I pushed the button, it dropped the can but got caught in the machine. I then asked the clerk for assistance, and he kindly did his best in this awkward situation. Knowing that the bill I used was the star note and the machine just happened to malfunction. I was sort of worried about being suspicious. I was thinking he would suspect counterfeit. So when I figured out I wasn't going to get my Mountain Dew and my special note is now in that machine, I wanted to accept a dollar in quarters and just go to my room. When I got to my door, I realized I didn't have my wallet the I was sure I had it when I left because of the vending machine scene. The man nicely took the risk of being scammed of a dollar and paid me. I have left things lying on counters before, and I actually left my vape on his counter during the scene and walked off to my room and got to my room I can't find it or my wallet. I should have just asked the clerk for a key card to look in my room. When I walked down to ask him if I left my wallet expecting to find it, I was let down only finding my vape. Thinking of the recent situation, it looked potentially suspicious of me. I should have asked him for access to my room, instead I accused him of stealing my wallet because I had one more dollar bill in it. The dollar bill is another star note. A star note is legal tender tho the star is associated with an error in the minting process. The star was placed as the last digit of the serial number of the bill. This I was confident but was worried and when I came to the clerk I was sure he took the wallet for the dollar and therefore couldn't give my wallet back, but also didnt want to just go at him like i just knew he did it. When I went to talk to him I was at a loss of words. In that situation I just wanted to get it out of my mouth so I told him I was suspecting he stole my wallet because of the incident earlier. Again I should have approached the man differently and I came across like a bully. We argued while I was trying to tell him why I was suspicious of him he finally made me a key card and we went in the room and my wallet was right where I keep it. I assumed I had it when I clearly didn't and I wrongly accused this guy for no reason when all I needed to do was the obvious and check my room. Over a rare one dollar bill that's not really worth anything more than face value, I was worried about losing it. The situation has been peacefully resolved and many apologies to the clerk was given along with the four quarters he gave me and in return, a witness of the needless incident was a soft buffer between the man who appeared to be hurt by the accusations and didn't want to talk to me. The witness was a huge help as well. After we settled down, the other man got my note for me. After all of this he accepted my apology