What's a really nonchalant way to ask my boss for paystubs?

tjdee

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Tue Dec-06-05 09:07 PM
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What's a really nonchalant way to ask my boss for paystubs?

This is a really dumb question, but I need some back paystubs so I can bring them to the bankruptcy lawyer.

How can I do that without saying "hey, I need some back paystubs for the bankruptcy lawyer"?

Times like this I *really* miss working for the man at some huge faceless entity that had an HR department.

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Left Is Write

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Tue Dec-06-05 09:14 PM
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1. You could just say you need them without giving a reason.

It's not really anyone's business why you'd need them.

You could say anything, though - that you need them for your records (you do) or for a financial transaction (sort of).

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tjdee

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Tue Dec-06-05 10:16 PM
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2. Thanks for replying, LOL!

A pretty dumb question to be sure...but I'm feeling pretty :dunce: these days.

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