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BakedBananas Oct 2, 2011

I think you will do all right with your life. You are remorseful, you are taking the right action, and you have learnt from your error. I doubt you will ever steal again.

If you think it is OK to steal from certain quarters because it doesn't matter, then you risk falling into victim mode and not taking responsibility for your own actions.
RENO Oct 2, 2011

....go back again and try your luck emp. This time don't get caught.
⚪️ Oct 2, 2011

🔥HELL RAZOR🔥 wrote:
Volunteering for community service to make up for trying to steal from a mega billion dollar corporation is a bit far. No one was risk of getting hurt except a corporation that has way too much anyways. Learn from your mistake and don't do anything stupid like that again

interesting. so if it's ok for anyone (employees, execs, large stockholders, suppliers, partners, customers, etc) to steal from multibillion dollar corporations, at what point is it not ok?

over a billion it's ok or over a million? is it ok only if it's profitable? what if they are losing money?

just curious where the cutoff point is where it goes from being cool to being uncool.
⚪️ Oct 2, 2011

Emperor K wrote:
Here's what I've decided to do:
I have talked to the principal of mu school and am in the process of writing a letter to the store in apology. I will be volunteering one saturday every month at a nonprofit of my choice.
Thanks to everyone who has given me advice on this. I appreciate it.

you're awesome! your sincerity is obvious. good job.
⚪️ Oct 2, 2011

RENO🌵 wrote:
....go back again and try your luck emp. This time don't get caught.

lol, and you are just naughty.😄
RENO Oct 2, 2011

saelo2myltlfren wrote:
RENO🌵 wrote:
....go back again and try your luck emp. This time don't get caught.

lol, and you are just naughty.😄
😄
wangberg Oct 2, 2011

Sir talk a lot wrote:
Write a letter to the store.
And talk to the principal. Tell them you were sorry and you weren't thinking and it won't happen again.

Simple.

This is the worst idea,
NEVER put anything in writing.
wangberg Oct 2, 2011

YOU wrote:
Sir talk a lot wrote:
Write a letter to the store.
And talk to the principal. Tell them you were sorry and you weren't thinking and it won't happen again.

Simple.

This is the worst idea,
NEVER put anything in writing.

Especially when admitting to a crime or wrongdoing
2chains Oct 2, 2011

Kid take it from a guy whos been in your shoes....think about how you got caught.
М།ИᎠФVཇЯМДᎢᎢཇЯ Oct 3, 2011

I'm proud of you for admitting you did wrong good job 👍
thepunk💔 Oct 3, 2011

saelo2myltlfren wrote:
🔥HELL RAZOR🔥 wrote:
Volunteering for community service to make up for trying to steal from a mega billion dollar corporation is a bit far. No one was risk of getting hurt except a corporation that has way too much anyways. Learn from your mistake and don't do anything stupid like that again

interesting. so if it's ok for anyone (employees, execs, large stockholders, suppliers, partners, customers, etc) to steal from multibillion dollar corporations, at what point is it not ok?

over a billion it's ok or over a million? is it ok only if it's profitable? what if they are losing money?

just curious where the cutoff point is where it goes from being cool to being uncool.

Hell Razor is speaking from a position that some people may not understand: the corporate side.
thepunk💔 Oct 3, 2011

Some companies write off the 22% inventory loss in thier budget. As for what's wrong: look in your heart. Stealing is never 'right' unless you're willing to kill to justify it.

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