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It's very possible. If I gave my customers a gift it would be an illegal bribe and I could go to jail. My customers are government. When I was a teenager I wo
by astura 7y ago
It's very possible.
If I gave my customers a gift it would be an illegal bribe and I could go to jail. My customers are government.
When I was a teenager I worked at a hospital. One of my coworkers was fired for accepting a $1 tip from a patient, we were not allowed to accept any money or gifts from patients or families.
- rad_gruchalski 7y ago“If I gave my customers a gift it would be an illegal bribe and I could go to jail. My customers are government.” That’s a flawed analogy. The server is not a customer.
- HenryBemis 7y agoThe employee of a bank that approves your loan is not your customer, you are his/hers. Go get a credit card or a loan and try tipping the bank's employee. That's a certain way to get them fired.
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- astura 7y agoI was replying specifically to "People's freedom to give other people money on their own volition as a personal gift will not be infringed" There's many situations in life where personal gifts are inappropriate, unwelcome, or illegal. I just gave an example. You could also make the same argument to defend the "casting couch," yet we seem to have moved past that being defendable.
- rad_gruchalski 7y agoI totally agree with you. I was referring to the analogy. The context of your analogy wasn’t clear.