So LSU discovers they accidentally overpaid Kelly $1 million in 2022. Wasn't surfaced by Kelly or his folks mind you but from an audit.
Thinking it's kinda' hard to miss an extra mil in your accounts?
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So LSU discovers they accidentally overpaid Kelly $1 million in 2022. Wasn't surfaced by Kelly or his folks mind you but from an audit.
Thinking it's kinda' hard to miss an extra mil in your accounts?
My initial thought was it was intentional by the university so he could use it to sway hesitant athletes - extra unaccounted for money! :mad:
You'd think the University would have noticed without an audit. I was being a little facetious, but really, when you're in that salary range you might be pretty much be oblivious to deposits. I certainly wouldn't know from experience. People have gotten in trouble before for not reporting and using erroneous deposits, however.
If my paycheck was 50 cents high or low I would notice. It’s called tending to your business.
If somebody overpaid an employee by $1 million, I would hope somebody got fired quickly.
My thought is maybe he has a mistress that they want to keep happy and quiet.
Giving the money to Kelly would make sense then because if they are audited then whoever is doing the audit is going to be like "Hey, why did you give 1 million dollars to this Mrs Boudreau? What's her job title at LSU?"
I bet they just say it was an error or that it was a bonus.
I was overpaid one pay cycle and called accounting to see if I had gotten a raise, they were like oh shit! No you didn’t but Thanks, just keep it with the knowledge that your next direct deposit will be almost nothing.
I always wondered if they would’ve ever caught it. But I know for a fact they had to review the whole company’s payroll that cycle to make sure I was the only one.
My wife had to talk me into calling them about it bc I was considering playing dumb. They say they would’ve eventually caught it but I’m not so sure.
Its always the rich that get an erroneous over payment. Waiting for that call.
If I was making $1 million/month and ended up with an extra million, I would never know it. After the first few months I would be good and have funds setup to transfer to certain accounts. Some of those I would check seldom. I could see this happening to a rich person.
I've worked with people that have their pay routed directly to a private banker. Banker then drops a set amount in their checking account and directs the leftovers to different investments pursuant to an agreed upon plan.
It wouldn't shock me at all if Kelly had that arrangement and nobody notified him he was getting extra. Especially if it was $1M spread out over a year rather than one, $1M payment.
Maybe, but the wealthy people I know track almost every single penny. It's the reason they're wealthy is because they know where their funds are coming from and where they're going. I'm not buying he didn't know and even if he didn't someone at lsu should've caught it. Naw there's something fishy going on I mean it is lsu lol!
I had a friend at work that had his retirement income figured incorrectly and they wanted it back after a year. It was discovered when someone else retired and they figure his wrong as well. That guy knew his business and corrected them. They went back to check and found this other guy's was figured incorrectly as well.
He was working for a company that was bought out. The employees were given a lump sum for that time served for retirement. The new company was not supposed to honor those years served. When they figured his retirement, they gave him credit for those years. They ending up in a lawsuit because he would not have retired. They ended settling out of court. He was able to keep the extra money for that year but his retirement was reduced from that point forward.
To be fair, I highly doubt any college football coach checks their check stubs ever. I wish I could go a week without balancing my stuff and just know I am good to buy whatever without worrying about next month. Could you imagine that luxury??
Anytime lsu and money are involved it's not an honest mistake. There's something else to this, now will we ever know? Lol no.
As the employee, you would still get some type of paystub. And Kelly should look at his paystub if he has a brain. I operate a business (I don't own it) worth over $100 million. I assure you I would notice a $1 million issue in the business. Heck, we had an issue two weeks ago, where something was off by $28. We found the $28.
Just further affirmation that even when the just and moral way is easy the coonass wants nothing to do with it if he can’t cheat then try to rub your face in it.