I recall my aunt going back into the store several times about 50 years ago because they gave her too much change back on a 1/2 gallon carton of milk. The last time she got out of the car and went back into the store was for 2 cents! I thought it ridiculous she went back in there I think twice after coming out and getting into the car. I was young and ask her why she kept going back over a few cents. She replied that it was not what she was suppose to have gotten back. It's not mine, and I want them to have their money, just like I want to have mine. She is 94 now and has lived that way all her life. It was the way she was raised, and me too.
There's been times in my life that I have been in that situation too. Once I ordered 2 oil filters for Mack trucks at work and received 2 cases (24) filters. People make mistakes, and I always have tired to make things right regardless of my favor or the other party's. I sent an email back advising them of the mistake. There were others over the years and mostly they cheated themselves instead of cheating me. That I always tried to make sure things were right I think went a long ways in the business relationship between myself and vendors I dealt with. At the end of the day, for me and others I think there is just no other choice but to try to do "the right thing". It's how I was raised, and I would say how Moses's wife was.
Life gives us undesirable things from time to time, and regardless of what we call it, I think things like this are little test placed upon us to see if we still follow that inner voice we hear telling us the right thing to do. Sometimes there maybe a reward for doing the right thing, sometimes not - at least at THAT moment. I for one don't feel I should be or deserve to be rewarded every time I do "right". And honestly I hope not to be punished every time when I get it wrong. Try really hard to uphold high standards and morels it seems things go "wrong" enough without me throwing gas on the fire!
While I commend her for what you stated Moses, there wasn't any other choice for her I bet. She is the kind of person I seek for friends because people like that will also help direct their friends when they maybe about to mess up. Like a parent raising a child, a friend like that would question you or just flat out say "hey! that's not right". I try to self police myself, but having someone helping keep me on the straight and narrow certainly isn't going to hurt - and well appreciated.
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