does honesty really pay?
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 nickyf 08 Mar 15 1.32pm |
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tight council gits........
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ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 08 Mar 15 1.42pm |
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I find a big hammer and a grinder are a better way of getting paid from parking machines. Never admit to anything is my mantra.
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sitdownstandup  08 Mar 15 2.11pm |
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If you're looking for getting something out of being honest then I suppose it doesn't but if you're just doing it cos you think it's the right thing to do then you'll be a honest, decent person and that's a good thing in itself. Edited by sitdownstandup (08 Mar 2015 2.11pm)
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| nickyf 08 Mar 15 2.30pm |
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if the council gave the women 7 days worth of free parking then it sends a message out that being honest really does pay off............ just a thought
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| Ibanez 08 Mar 15 2.43pm |
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I'd like to think that being publicly lauded as a good and honest person is worth more than £32. I'm sure she feels like her honesty paid off.
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