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Post by Moose on Sept 3, 2016 0:17:31 GMT
I doubt that anyone would ever have noticed. I can understand the desire to tell people though - whenever I am over changed in a shop I always tell the person on the till (usually much to their mystification). But with the example I gave about the baguette above I just figured that for them to do it once was careless but twice then.. free baguette for me.
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Post by juju on Sept 3, 2016 7:38:36 GMT
I actually did wonder if that waitress would get into trouble, but then it occurred to me that to go back to the restaurant and bring it to their attention might have actually got her into trouble if no one had noticed before. And we had queried the bill before we left, so they had chance to check it. Funnily enough though (and back to the OP subject), I stopped feeling any guilt about the restaurant after we were charged so much to park. Like I said, totally illogical and unrelated but I felt better that things balanced out.
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Post by Moose on Sept 3, 2016 19:00:48 GMT
Well if you queried it it's their problem. But yeah I understand what you mean about things balancing.
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Post by tangent on Sept 3, 2016 19:46:18 GMT
I used to query a shopkeeper if I thought they were giving me too much change but too many times I've found they were correct and it was my mistake. So now I don't bother.
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Post by yooperguy on Sept 19, 2016 16:35:59 GMT
LIfe is just a series of random events that we have no control over. We can attempt to steer it the way we want but something is going to happen to put a klinker in our plans. When we adopted our daughters one of the questions asked in our paperwork was how do we plan to raise them. My answer was to muddle through it the best we can and try to do the right things.
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Post by juju on Sept 20, 2016 17:35:48 GMT
I think that's the only thing any parent can do, Yooper
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