Jun 25, 2019
3:48:49pm
3:48:49pm
I have to say, I really don’t understand the yes answers on this one.
The delivery of prepared food simply brings with it a different set of ethical rules than other retail situations. It isn’t returnable.
I also don’t understand members who think it is okay to just casually hold a sacrament tray with the left hand if the right hand is healthy and free. Or people who think giving treats when you teach is wrong. Or anyone who think BYU-I’s dress and grooming standards even make any sense. Or people who don’t like pineapple on a pizza. Or anyone who frosts a cookie with less than a quarter inch of frosting. That’s just mean, I really don’t get that last one.
I also don’t understand members who think it is okay to just casually hold a sacrament tray with the left hand if the right hand is healthy and free. Or people who think giving treats when you teach is wrong. Or anyone who think BYU-I’s dress and grooming standards even make any sense. Or people who don’t like pineapple on a pizza. Or anyone who frosts a cookie with less than a quarter inch of frosting. That’s just mean, I really don’t get that last one.
Originally posted on Jun 25, 2019 at 3:48:49pm
Message modified by Joe Banks on Jun 25, 2019 at 3:49:15pm
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6/25/19 3:04pm
Does that change the morality of the transaction? You received something you did not pay for and does not belong to you
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