Is it ethical?

[rrich]

I don't know who this guy is but I really question his ethics or lack thereof.

According to Choen I missed eight.

He's telling me that you should steal to get even, lie about your age to include youself and be a peeping tom. And that was only the first three 'incorrect' answers.

After these three, I lost interest.

Q: One rainy evening I wandered into a shop, where I left my name-brand umbrella in a basket near the door. When I was ready to leave, my umbrella was gone. There were several others in the basket. Should I have taken a similar name-brand umbrella, taken a lesser quality model, or just gotten wet? - I.F.S., New York
A: A. a similar name-brand umbrella

Q: I'm too young to be admitted to R-rated movies. But if my parents don’t mind me seeing a movie, is it wrong for me to lie about my age or buy a ticket to a different movie and sneak in? After all, I’m not cheating the theater out of any money. - Dan Margolis, Pennsylvania
A: B. A lie about your age isn't ideal, but it is OK. It is your parents, not a theater manager, that may regulate what you view.

Q: My neighbor, a 20-something and quite good looking, never draws his blinds. The view from my apartment is extraordinary. Every night at 8:15 he returns from jogging to shower and prepare for bed, which I enjoy watching. What should I do? - Anonymous, New York
A: A. feast your eyes.

[mrohde]

Yea, it just goes to show that if you ponder a situation long enough you can appear to have justified any action that you want to take.