Steve absent-mindedly stuffed a pickle in his pocket while shopping. A glass pickle. No one noticed him take it…including Steve. He’d be happy to go back to the store and pay for it, but the ornament is now broken. [More]
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!["The Woman Next To Me At Eat'n Park Kept Kicking An Old Lady!"](../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/032210-002-eat-n-park.jpg?w=300&h=200&crop=1)
"The Woman Next To Me At Eat'n Park Kept Kicking An Old Lady!"
What should you do when you witness someone abusing someone else, but you’re in a retail establishment and the management won’t help you? While eating at an Eat’n Park last week, Myriad claims she watched a young woman repeatedly kick the elderly lady sitting with her, and when Myriad tried to intervene the girl threatened to punch Myriad in the face. Myriad says the manager refused to cooperate, only repeating that he knew the girl and that she was “very nice.” [More]
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Reader Wants To Convert Retailer's Billing Mistake Into Charitable Act
Here’s a good rule of thumb for determining whether something is a charitable act: if you have to steal money to do it, and you’re not Robin Hood, it’s probably not gonna count as a good deed.