I've learned why i'd be a shitty criminal all over again today. I was at Wal-Mart, and I bought some groceries. I went out with my cart, and it was just then that I noticed that there was a 2 liter bottle of Mt. Dew that had, apparently, fallen to the bottom of the cart, and hadn't been scanned. (I had a very small order; I had most of it up in the baby seat deal.)
I actually felt a little twinge of guilt at this, and wondered if I should go back in and pay for it. Which was stupid, of course; what's $1 to a corporation that has something like $50 billion in sales?
So I just put it in my car and went. I was actually sort of proud of myself, in a way, for exhibiting a sense of morality. Still, though, I can't see myself going very far in politics. Or making CEO of a major corporation, either.
I actually felt a little twinge of guilt at this, and wondered if I should go back in and pay for it. Which was stupid, of course; what's $1 to a corporation that has something like $50 billion in sales?
So I just put it in my car and went. I was actually sort of proud of myself, in a way, for exhibiting a sense of morality. Still, though, I can't see myself going very far in politics. Or making CEO of a major corporation, either.
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walmart is cheap, and easy to steal from if the cheapness isn't good enough for ya. god bless america and the corporate whores who call it home.
by the way i am from ky, too. i grew up in somerset/pulaski co.
Anyway, thank all of you for responding.
And I'm glad I helped you figure out that it was Vienna Teng.
And it's good to hear there are other people in Kentucky around here.