> If you're at a restaurant and you get the final bill and you notice an item wasn't paid for. Do you speak up, or do you leave knowing you ate food you didn't

> If you're at a restaurant and you get the final bill and you notice an item wasn't paid for. Do you speak up, or do you leave knowing you ate food you didn't pay for? I speak up, and 99 times out of 100 they say "ha, whoops, no big deal, it's on us." > What if you order DoorDash, and you get extra food you didn't pay for? The feds already have rules on this sort of thing. When someone sends you unsolicited goods you didn't order, they are yours to keep. > Finally, what if you accidentally receive a high ticket item in from an online order. 3 months later, the online retailer figures out what happened, and asks you for the item back. If you refuse to send it back, should they charge you for it? That's actually the same example. You're asking moral questions, but they have established legal answers.