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If he was really unethical he would have said "Oh, yeah, I paid for you." and took the $43.
I think it would have been an easier decision on like the 1st tee but I figured this out on the teebox of the 18th hole... I guess it doesn't bother me as much knowing I've played 4 other times this year and paid $189 for those 4 rounds... justification. Something is going to come up that costs me $$ I just know it... I'm going to get a flat tire or some $hit very soon.
There was no starter out there. Basically you walk between the restaruant and the proshop from the parking lot, turn left for the proshop, 10th tee right. He just said "You're all set, we're going off 10" and drove off towards 10.
I actually debated going in and paying after the round but I suppose I let him sway my decision... 31yrs. old and still giving in to "peer pressure"... sad.
Any possibility this may have been some type of "test" for you? Your boss trying to assess your ethics or integrity?
Robert
Imagine if Bubba hit you on the head once you were done, and rolled you out of the car, then took off, without paying.
Well, based on the responses, at very least Ezra will lie and say he paid,
What did you do? Suck it up, swallow your pride.
I've admitted to it on pg. 1. That $50 bill I've been saving since I got it as a tip on Thursday had too much of an attachment to my wallet.
Next we are going to see a new thread about "My boss forgot to pay me this week, should I say something?" or "My boss wants me to hot wire a car because his broke down, what should I do?"To me it's not even a question. Stealing is stealing. At least you have enough of a conscience to ask. Your boss is an unethical man.
Absolutely, you should pay. If that golf course goes broke and closes, how will you live with yourself?
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