I can actually explain this one (unfortunately). There is an expected amount of loss due to theft, a consistent perfect score or near perfect score could be an indicator or inventory fraud.
Especially in this case where they were bouncing back from an awful score it’s like that kid who gets Ds all year suddenly pulling a random A, noteworthy enough to maybe not to make an accusation but something to keep an eye on.
Wouldn’t the inventory be bad if they were stea–oh, no, wait. I’m trying to be logical about this too.
I can actually explain this one (unfortunately). There is an expected amount of loss due to theft, a consistent perfect score or near perfect score could be an indicator or inventory fraud.
Especially in this case where they were bouncing back from an awful score it’s like that kid who gets Ds all year suddenly pulling a random A, noteworthy enough to maybe not to make an accusation but something to keep an eye on.