A moral question

**sparks19** · 07-16-2006, 03:45 PM

Perhaps God was trying to teach her a lesson. Life is just passing her by because she is too busy on the phone to notice anyone or anything around her. Perhaps God used THIS as a lesson to "pay attention" before she causes an accident because of that phone. I guess the best way to teach a lesson is to do it in a way that they will take notice. In other words she paid for something she did not receive and it was no one's fault but her own.

In the meantime you got a little break. don't feel bad about it. You did not pump the gas

so technically your passenger stole the gas

hehe

**K9karen** · 07-16-2006, 04:20 PM

no!

**cyber-sibes** · 07-16-2006, 04:30 PM

No, I wouldn't say it's stealing because you didn't intend to take her gas.

**Pam** · 07-16-2006, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by sparks19

Perhaps God used THIS as a lesson to "pay attention" before she causes an accident because of that phone.

Very good point! Talking on cell phones while driving is illegal here in NJ, although I wish I had $1.00 for every person I drive past who is talking on a cell phone. I'd have a nice little bundle.

Hopefully this person will have learned that her cell is taking away her ability to concentrate. Some people only learn lessons when they involve their *pocketbook.* Kim, I would not feel guilty at all. You did NOT steal.

I have given back too much change and told the cashier, and once at the bank the teller gave me WAY too much money back. I told her about it and I thought she was going to kiss me.

This situation at the pump is totally different in my opinion.