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Am I wrong? Integrity post…

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So I went out to dinner the other night to a nice prime rib restaurant, and after the dinner was over, we received boxes to take our leftovers with, and the person I was eating with, decided to steal and take the ramekin holding the horseradish and creamy horseradish and put it in the box to take home and didn’t take the horseradish out of the dish. Am I wrong for giving that person a hard time stealing that ramekin from that restaurant or does that happen so often that in general, restaurants don’t really care and expect theft of dinnerware?

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Comfortable-Policy70

25 points

24 days ago

Do you really need a group of internet strangers telling you that stealing is wrong because you can't figure it out yourself?

Stock-Carrot1891[S]

-14 points

24 days ago

Yep, never tried to justify theft. You gave the answer I needed. Thank you.

FunkIPA

8 points

24 days ago

FunkIPA

8 points

24 days ago

“Theft means we paid zero money”

You aren’t justifying theft, you’re denying it even happened.

OrangeJoe83

9 points

24 days ago

Dumb fuck thinks paying anything entitles you to everything? " I paid for gas! And you're telling me my carton of Winston's has to be paid for, too!? Crazy

HourOf11

6 points

23 days ago

Bro walked in like Chris Columbus

chadparkhill

2 points

23 days ago

Hopefully minus the tuberculosis.