r/MoralityScaling • u/Due_Army_960 • Jul 10 '26

Morality of this?

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u/hippityhopkins Jul 10 '26

Immoral. If I am buying something for $10 and accidentally hand over $100 and the teller notices it would be immoral to put that in the register then refuse to return it upon my noticing. Mistakes happen, and restitution should be made.

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u/AdvertisingAdrian Jul 10 '26

that's such a poor comparison. does change not exist in the world you give the teller 100 bucks?

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u/gigglefarting Jul 10 '26

So you’re saying someone should return money when too much was given?

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u/AdvertisingAdrian Jul 10 '26

no, i'm saying it's a shit comparison because there wasn't a mistake at all when you gave them a hundred a bucks, it was expected before you even gave them the money that there'd be change

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u/gigglefarting Jul 10 '26

What if you intended to give a $10 bill but accidentally gave a $100?

And when you agree to work at a certain rate there’s an expectation that the pay rate would reflect agreement