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    #1

    Who says honesty is the best policy?

    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2009/12/16/overpaid-1-4million-but-he-gave-it-all-back-115875-21900592/

    It was back in the Co-op account within 12 hours of the error and, as a reward, his line manager gave Stephen a crate of Budweiser.
    What an ungrateful bunch of bastards!
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    #2
    Who says honesty is the best policy?

    Nothing says 'I hate you' like a case of American swill.

    Decent of them to print the "14,000 a year with girlfriend and child" bit, so you could see that keeping the money wouldn't have been that wrong.

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      #3
      Who says honesty is the best policy?

      C'mon Guy, that link also says the store plan to give him a bonus! I doubt the line manager has authority to do any more than give him the beer.

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        #4
        Who says honesty is the best policy?

        Yes, and your inference was that there was a cat in hell's chance of him ever keeping the money.

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          #5
          Who says honesty is the best policy?

          I refer to the last two posters to the last word in the quotes in my post, and to WOM's contribution.

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            #6
            Who says honesty is the best policy?

            He makes a fair point there. Why not Pilsner Urquell?

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