QUIZ: 01

COURSE: PHI401 SECTION: 06

Student Information

NAME: MD TANVIR AHMED

ID: 1721074030

SUBMITTED TO: Arife Billah

1 Who is wrong in this situation—your friend for undercharging you, you for accepting it, or neither of
you?

Answer: Both of us are wrong in this situation, my friend for undercharging me and me for accepting it.
When I am in the bar having a drink with some of my other friends, my friend the bartender does
something that I am not quite sure how to react to. When i go up to pay for a round of four beers for me
and my other friends, he discreetly only charges me for one. Here he undercharging me and I am freely
accept it. So in this situation both of us are wrong.

2 Confronted by this situation, how would you handle it? Would you ask your friend to stop
undercharging you? If so, what if he refused?

Answer: Confronted by this situation, I would ask my friend to stop undercharging me. If he refused, I
would stop going to that bar. Usually I am going to a bar with my other friends to take some beer and
my friend bartender serve me the beer. When I pay the bill of the beer my friend undercharging me and
he took the price of one beer only.my other friends get the facility of cheap price drink and they try to
get the facility again. Conformed by this situation, I would ask my friend to stop undercharging me if he
refused, then I would stop to going this bar.

3. To what extent do you think that being deliberately undercharged is different from other forms of
preferential treatment, such as Jenna serving you in front of other waiting customers?

Answer: I don’t think that being deliberately undercharged is too much different from other forms of
preferential treatment like being served in front of other waiting customers. Both are illegal and not
acceptable at all. When I am in the bar having some drinks with my other friends and the bartender my
friend who work in this bar. He always try to serve me first while some other customer already waiting
for the drink. I don’t care about that matter and I freely take the beer.so both of us are illegal and not
acceptable at all.

4 Does the fact that your friend feels aggrieved at the treatment he receives from his boss condone his
behavior at all? Does it help to explain either his or your actions?

Answer: It’s normal that he feels aggrieved at the treatment he receives from his boss, he is negatively
influenced by it. But it can’t condone his behavior at all. It doesn’t help to explain either his or my
actions as well. When I am in the bar having some drinks with my other friends and the bartender my
friend who work in this bar. He always try to serve me first while some other customer already waiting
for the drink. I don’t care about that matter and I freely take the beer. The owner of this bar notice the
situation and he get the poor treated by the boss but he don’t care about that and he again serve me
first when I go.