The off topic thread #2

[Cruyff14]

Sopranos S5E05 holy shit

Spoiler

Chris beating the shit out of Adriana

 

[Cruyff14]

Gogglebox is great tonight.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

 

[jod23]

Sopranos S5E05 holy shit

Spoiler

Chris beating the shit out of Adriana

Cant wait til you get to the end.

 

[Cruyff14]

Cant wait til you get to the end.

Yeah, crazy good show.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Never seen the appeal but to each their own.

 

[jd2010]

http://www.foxsports.com.au/tennis/...utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=FoxSportsAus

Interesting to hear a bit of a softer side and some honesty from Kyrgios. Back to back wins against Novak and opening up and dealing with personal issues he has had, this could be the making of him

 

[Cruyff14]

We were talking at work this morning between the four of us in our pod about, for lack of a better term, 'stealing'.

Last year the misso and I were getting petrol, and I went in to pay and accidentally told the attendant - who was on the phone - the wrong pump number. He put it through and whatnot and I thought it was a bit cheaper (I think around $5 or $10) than what it would have been. Anyway, drove off down the road and realised I said the wrong pump number. We didn't go back. Girl at work judged me.

This morning another colleague said she ordered some clothes from Portman's and was getting them delivered to her partner's work. They stuffed her around and took three weeks to arrive. Turns out they sent two of everything. She plans to keep them. Same girl said you have to give them back. I'd have kept extra garments too, ftr.

Where is the line drawn here with ethics/morals? If someone handed me back extra change at Kmart, I would tell them. But for example with online shopping sending you extra things (their error), I wouldn't bother about telling them.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

You are a terrible person.

 

[jd2010]

Girl at work is an absolute flog

 

[jd2010]

As if you'd tell them that they gave you too much change! The old you wouldn't

 

[Jatz]

We were talking at work this morning between the four of us in our pod about, for lack of a better term, 'stealing'.

Last year the misso and I were getting petrol, and I went in to pay and accidentally told the attendant - who was on the phone - the wrong pump number. He put it through and whatnot and I thought it was a bit cheaper (I think around $5 or $10) than what it would have been. Anyway, drove off down the road and realised I said the wrong pump number. We didn't go back. Girl at work judged me.

This morning another colleague said she ordered some clothes from Portman's and was getting them delivered to her partner's work. They stuffed her around and took three weeks to arrive. Turns out they sent two of everything. She plans to keep them. Same girl said you have to give them back. I'd have kept extra garments too, ftr.

Where is the line drawn here with ethics/morals? If someone handed me back extra change at Kmart, I would tell them. But for example with online shopping sending you extra things (their error), I wouldn't bother about telling them.

Your friend at work is full of shit. Easy to say she'd return things etc but she definitely wouldn't.

I ordered a NRL jersey for xmas last year and received it after 3 days - 2 days later an a 2nd jersey turned up with no invoice. I've happily kept both.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

Now we know how cruyffy affords all these $500 presents every year.

 

[Zidane98]

Now we know how cruyffy affords all these $500 presents every year.

Didn't he upgrade to $600 presents recently?

 

[Bojan KantKick]

Didn't he upgrade to $600 presents recently?

!!!!

Must have filled the car up more this year to compensate.

 

[jd2010]

Knew he was getting those presents out of the back of a truck

 

[Cooldude]

Ordered 7kg dog food, accidentally checked out on postage rather than local pickup, called them up to change it to pickup and I picked it up. A week later they sent a 2nd pack by mail, I gave it back. Would be a bit of a dick for me to take advantage of a mistake I made

 

[glenferry23]

We were talking at work this morning between the four of us in our pod about, for lack of a better term, 'stealing'.

Last year the misso and I were getting petrol, and I went in to pay and accidentally told the attendant - who was on the phone - the wrong pump number. He put it through and whatnot and I thought it was a bit cheaper (I think around $5 or $10) than what it would have been. Anyway, drove off down the road and realised I said the wrong pump number. We didn't go back. Girl at work judged me.

This morning another colleague said she ordered some clothes from Portman's and was getting them delivered to her partner's work. They stuffed her around and took three weeks to arrive. Turns out they sent two of everything. She plans to keep them. Same girl said you have to give them back. I'd have kept extra garments too, ftr.

Where is the line drawn here with ethics/morals? If someone handed me back extra change at Kmart, I would tell them. But for example with online shopping sending you extra things (their error), I wouldn't bother about telling them.

“Fella came into the store today, asked for change for a dollar. Well, sir, I gave him three quarters by mistake."

"Took me the whole afternoon to track him down!”

 

[moomba]

When we bought our house we paid for floorboards on one of those 12 months interest free deal. After a year or so we hadnt heard from them about paying so we got in touch.

They took our details and said they'd be in touch. We heard nothing so we went back again. Heard nothing so we just thought sod it. Was worth a few thousand quid, and we were happy to pay but if they can't sort their shit out.

That was five years ago now so I guess we got a freebie.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

sounds like they are running a great business

 

[Bojan KantKick]

jd2010 best place to get shitfaced for st paddy's day?

 

[Cruyff14]

Your friend at work is full of shit. Easy to say she'd return things etc but she definitely wouldn't.

I ordered a NRL jersey for xmas last year and received it after 3 days - 2 days later an a 2nd jersey turned up with no invoice. I've happily kept both.

I think most people would do the same in our situations.

As I said, if I received extra change from a Kmart etc that I know someone would get in trouble for if their register was down, I would definitely give it back.

If I was undercharged though, I probably wouldn't say a word. Guess you can't really say until you're in the situation.

 

[jod23]

I was self checking out at Coles the other day. Scanned everything. Went to pay. Realised one of my items hadnt scanned properly. I fished through the bags found it and scanned it. Nobody would have noticed.

But im just too honest.

 

[FAITH]

I was self checking out at Coles the other day. Scanned everything. Went to pay. Realised one of my items hadnt scanned properly. I fished through the bags found it and scanned it. Nobody would have noticed.

But im just too honest.

You're like the anti Cruyff

 

[Bojan KantKick]

anyone getting a bit bored of the NBA's 3 point contest gameplan that 90% of teams employ?

Half the skill in the game has gone imo.