What would you do?

[Vanguard]

I would tell the clerk he made a mistake.

I've done this at a restaurant before when a friend of mine and I had lunch and a couple of drinks there. They charged us 15bucks for everything. My buddy wanted to pay and leave. He was pissed that I made him pay the correct amount. I think he understood later and I hope it improved his outlook and honesty but he was angry at the time. Oh well, I wasn't going to walk out of there and screw them, especially since the service and food were good.

[M47_Dragon]

Karma.

Tell them about the mistake.


I was buying four boxes of .45 once (way back when ammo could be found easily) and the cashier only rang me up for 3 boxes. I pointed this out to him (he was the store manager). He waved me off and said "No problem, it's yours," and gave me the 4th box for free.

Wooohooo.

[devildog999]

Before applying with law enforcement agencies, I'll be honest and say I'd walk right out of there.

Now that I am going for law enforcement and they ask questions exactly like that, I'd be honest. That kind of thing has already happened a couple times and I have been honest. Don't wanna get DQ'd for something stupid

[compsoftstation]

What if you won an auction for a NIB Kimber Raptor and the store overnight it to your FFL before you send them the money order?

[capntroy]

What if you won an auction for a NIB Kimber Raptor and the store overnight it to your FFL before you send them the money order?

Same answer, be honest. I sleep good at night knowing that no one's ever been caused pain by my dishonesty.

I'll bet you'd get a different answer to this question if it was asked on a forum frequented by Obama voters.

[audihenry]

Look at all you straight shooters. I bet the people who wouldn't tell them aren't going to respond lol

[mydogsmonkey]

to tell you the truth, its happened to me at turners, only $10 in merch but they basically rang up a big box of shells and forgot 2 5 packs, i was out of the store by the time i noticed and looked at the receipt, i didn't really have a choice

[MP301]

Karma..or what goes around, comes around applies. You planned to spend the correct amount, so you obviously had it.... Being over joyed about saving a few bucks because of a mistake is lame. Not to mention, in a lot of cases, the clerk that made the mistake is going to pay for it one way or another.

In the fooid industry, that mistake comes straight out of thier pocket. In some cases, a person could be suspected of stealing and even lose thier job.

[taloft]

I don't like thieves, so why would I act like one? I'd tell them. You will pay for it in some fashion, I'd rather it be in cash.

[liketoshoot]

Well as I know the people at the shop I just tell them , ah I think you over charged me, laugh and rering the sale.
happens there a lot as we will be talking and they forget what they were doing sometimes.

[Vacaville]

I always tell people when they've screwed up.

[snobord99]

Same answer, be honest. I sleep good at night knowing that no one's ever been caused pain by my dishonesty.

I'll bet you'd get a different answer to this question if it was asked on a forum frequented by Obama voters.

Wow. This is the most ignorant statement I've seen in a while.

[Greg-Dawg]

2) tell em they made a mistake and ring up the three bricks?

be honest!

Having a good conscience helps everyone, especially yourself.

[mif_slim]

300 some viewers and 26 replies.. I BET THE 274 is the #1 takers! jk.

[THT]

The way I see it, I'd basically be putting a price tag on my integrity if I was silent.