The concept of basic principles is foreign to too many
This one’s a doozy. From r/AITA, “AITA for breaking into my MIL’s bedroom?“ Throwaway cause some of my in-laws use reddit. We are pregna...
Category: Ethics
Deleting their wedding
We all love a little petty or nuclear revenge. But what happens when that nuclear revenge comes in the form of formatting memory card(s) in front of a groom? Yo...
Tenant’s rights and social media
A lot of people know quite a bit about tenancy law, better known as “renter’s rights” or “tenant’s rights”, even though ther...
Stop feeding the trolls
Given some reports I’ve seen recently, I’m really starting to wonder how intelligent the masses have become. Let’s take the recent reports of ...
Failures of logic
DarkViperAU (“DVAU” or “Matt” herein) is a GTA-V speedrunner. (Twitch, YouTube) For over the last year, he’s been attempting to fi...
Cancel culture vs boycotts
In November 2020, law student Elizabeth Rose penned an article on Medium called “In Defense of Cancel Culture” in which she compared cancel culture ...
Missing a lot of details
Time to dredge up a 4 year-old article on Ask the Manager that I only recently discovered (via one of those list articles). It’s called “Employee go...
Don’t just abruptly quit
Over on Reddit’s “Am I the Asshole” subreddit, this question came up a couple days ago: I had a boss who was a real turd. He labored under the...
Prove you’re not cheating
This was from Reddit’s AmITheAsshole forum: Me (34m) and partner (33f) went on a holiday to Bali with two of her friends and their husbands. On the second...
Leaving on short notice
There are a lot of decisions made in the heat of the moment that many likely come to regret. In Michigan today there’s a store manager likely regretting s...