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Am I the only one who finds it awkward? I mean, if this was €100, then maybe, but this is €5, I leave this kind of money around my desk regularly and nobody car
by dvfjsdhgfv 7y ago
Am I the only one who finds it awkward? I mean, if this was €100, then maybe, but this is €5, I leave this kind of money around my desk regularly and nobody cares - why on Earth would you bother posting this kind of stuff on social media?
- paganel 7y agoBecause many people wrongly assume that those people who happen to be lower paid (in this case, a cleaner) also have higher chances of being “thieves” or of having lower moral standards, and as such it comes as a surprise to them when they find out that cleaners (for this example) are just like everybody else. I find it incredible classist, but I don’t think that’s anything much that can be done, this attitude is too entrenched on both sides of the political spectrum.
- mxcrossb 7y agoIt’s interesting that the point of the article seems to be “look how trusting Finnish people are of others”, and yet the take away from the story might be “Finnish people were surprised by the trustworthy behavior of a cleaner”
- ganzuul 7y agoIt's an anecdote, but my mother was certain a cleaner she once had over after winning a gift card for such had stolen something. After a few years she found the thing. Not her normal behavior. She is usually much too trusting. Apparently people are territorial.
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- Traubenfuchs 7y ago> why on Earth would you bother posting this kind of stuff on social media? Because it is a marketing campaign.