What would you have done?
Read the story (it's very short).
Friday, 30 January 2009
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2 comments:
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It's difficult to answer. Although I believe they did the right, thinking of some things such my endless mortatge ,etc,I wouldn't dare to say if I'd take the money back :D...
You're right. On one hand: ethics, honesty, fear of getting caught, etc. On the other hand: mortgage, debts, bills, etc. A terrible decision. I think I would have given it back and regretted it for the rest of my life afterwards. Not to mention having to put up with people laughing at you...
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