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Of course it's a mistake I've made. The difference between me and this guy is that I wouldn't've turned around and asked the company for a bunch of money after
by thaumaturgy 15y ago
Of course it's a mistake I've made.
The difference between me and this guy is that I wouldn't've turned around and asked the company for a bunch of money afterward.
And what, exactly, do you think I owe him an apology for?
- nknight 15y agoInsulting him and telling him he shouldn't ask for money he is clearly owed because of a mistake we've all made. Actually, that second part is an insult, too. So, really, just being incredibly insulting. That you wouldn't ask for the money is irrelevant. We're not required by any law, moral, or ethic to go through life as a doormat. At this point, money has been stolen from him, just as if they'd taken it from his bank account. He is owed that money, and entitled to ask for it without you attacking him for it.
- thaumaturgy 15y agoWell, now I think you owe me an apology for telling me that I'm being insulting. Not that I expect to get one. Whatever. This thread has been an idiotic waste of time. I do think I'll be saving it for future reference though.