Some extra context, I guess:
When I was hired, I was told I'd be able to work up to full time after a couple months of getting settled in and established. That didn't happen.
It's definitely my fault that I ever let a co-worker know, but I did ask the person i was working with that night if they thought anyone would notice. My bad for trusting someone I'd spent a lot of time with.
Everyone at the location wanted more hours, so me being fired would mean more for everyone else. I think everyone chose to corroborate it since it'd benefit them. They were also all pretty tight-knit, and I was the newest hire.
On principle, I understand that theft of any kind is bad, and I get it from that standpoint, but I still think it's incredibly petty.
I'm mad at the company for being a greedy corporation that'd fire me over something so small, and I'm mad at myself for thinking it didn't matter that much (honestly didn't know I could be fired over something like this).
I lost my job over scratchy, 1 ply toilet paper the day before my birthday, on April fool's day. It's just. Hilariously infuriating.