I would bring it back....bet you get a nice reward for it. Not to mention karma pays for itself!
She had her reward - $2000, that was her good karma.
I would bring it back....bet you get a nice reward for it. Not to mention karma pays for itself!
Does it bother you that the employee, probably being paid minimum wage and struggling to make a living as it is, that accidentally handed over the money, was probably made to pay back the company the $2000, thus costing Taco Bell absolutely nothing?
In almost all cases it's the employee that foots the bill for any mistake made. Just because they work for Taco Bell, doesn't mean that Taco Bell are the ones paying for the mistake. Under normal circumstances they hold the individual responsible.
Agree 100%!Situational ethics...
Blame the victim...
Justifications...
No Honor...
And we wonder why the world is so messed up.... its because of us
On a lighter note... Drive through bank sort of makes sense.
Around here we have drive through "liquor Stores".
Wow. Some real nice people on this forum.
Sounds like Dr. Dog is also dishonest, .
If you knew anything about me, I might take offence, but alas, you know nothing about me, trying looking up some info on everything I do for the less fortunate
But then you'd quite happily screw over a person working a poorly-paid job because you weren't honest enough to return what you know wasn't intended to be yours. $2000 is a lot of money to a person working minimum wage for some horrible franchise like Taco Bell. A lot of those places have people trying to pay for college working their asses off trying to get by. Having to foot a $2000 bill could screw things up for them pretty badly.
If you knew anything about me, I might take offence, but alas, you know nothing about me, trying looking up some info on everything I do for the less fortunate
But other than that 36 people seem to agree with me, so take your internet ethics course elsewhere