Well, at least you understand the rules and are willing to accept the consequences. The reason they are enforced is because of game theory. There are plenty of

Well, at least you understand the rules and are willing to accept the consequences. The reason they are enforced is because of game theory. There are plenty of things that are not a big deal if only one or two people do it. However, if large numbers of people do it then the system breaks down for everyone. One hopes for some individual discretion at the margins, and the TJ's manager probably went overboard. However the morality is not so obvious when one has to consider higher order effects. (Though I also realize you would like the entire system to function differently anyway, which is a fair point as well).