> However a good thing done for the wrong reasons is still a good thing. I'd say it is definitely better than not doing a good thing. For me, the real question

> However a good thing done for the wrong reasons is still a good thing. I'd say it is definitely better than not doing a good thing. For me, the real question is this though: considering there is a pattern here (doing the right thing after doing the wrong thing), do you trust they will do the right thing in the first place next time?