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Yeah, and I got a $200 ticket a few days ago for going over the speed limit while avoiding a nighttime crash recently. Disagreeing with why you got a ticket do
by HeWhoLurksLate 7y ago
Yeah, and I got a $200 ticket a few days ago for going over the speed limit while avoiding a nighttime crash recently.
Disagreeing with why you got a ticket doesn't matter once it's written.
Breaking a law doesn't matter until it does, and then it can hurt quite a bit- that ticket cut into my Christmas present money. Similarly, breaking laws with you company can impact your bottom line, and your credibility.
I'm still going to enjoy the accelerator, but I have learned not to do stupid stuff when you can't see everything that's going on.
Same with laws, and car parts- if you don't know why they're there, you oughtn't break / remove them.
- stale2002 7y ago> Breaking a law doesn't matter until it does, and then it can hurt quite a bit It might or it might not matter. Many startups have proven that if you just move quickly enough, you can get away with it for long enough to become a successful company. And by the time that happens, you can just get the law changed.