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    A young boy went to the shop late at night to buy eggs for his mother's dinner. When paying the old shopkeeper, who had poor vision, he was accidentally given too much change. Realizing this when he got home, he debated whether to keep the extra money, which was a significant amount for a child, or return it to the shopkeeper, who likely needed the funds to support her family. He ultimately decided to take the money back to the rightful owner, as keeping it would be unethical even if convenient.

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    A young boy went to the shop late at night to buy eggs for his mother's dinner. When paying the old shopkeeper, who had poor vision, he was accidentally given too much change. Realizing this when he got home, he debated whether to keep the extra money, which was a significant amount for a child, or return it to the shopkeeper, who likely needed the funds to support her family. He ultimately decided to take the money back to the rightful owner, as keeping it would be unethical even if convenient.

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    Ethical Dilemma Case - Sai

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    A young boy went to the shop late at night to buy eggs for his mother's dinner. When paying the old shopkeeper, who had poor vision, he was accidentally given too much change. Realizing this when he got home, he debated whether to keep the extra money, which was a significant amount for a child, or return it to the shopkeeper, who likely needed the funds to support her family. He ultimately decided to take the money back to the rightful owner, as keeping it would be unethical even if convenient.

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    Hello..

    today I would like to share you about my own Ethical Dilemma case
    that I faced. One day, my mother and I prepared for our dinner. But we don’t have
    some eggs to cook fired eggs. So I have to go to the shop to buy some eggs. I need
    20 minutes to arrive to the shop. Unlucky it was a night time, so I don’t want to go
    but I have to do it right away before my mother scold me. After walking in the dark,
    I arrived at the shop. And I asked the shopkeeper how much it is? The shopkeeper is
    liked my grandmother and totally old enough. She can’t see clearly in the dark. Total
    cost is eight hundred kyats. I gave her one thousand kyats. So she need to give me
    two hundred kyats. Instead of giving me two hundred kyats, she gave me five
    hundred kyats. I took all the thing that she gave. I hadn’t noticed I took the extra
    money from grandmother. When I arrived at home, I calculated how much it costed
    and finally I found I got the extra three hundred kyats. As for the child, three hundred
    kyats is a lot to me. I can buy the toys that I want or I can eat sneaks for two days.
    But I think it is not good for the shopkeeper because she needs money so she sells
    the things. I was thinking about for fifteen minutes what I should do. I don’t want to
    go the dark again and the dinner time was coming closer. But from the other view of
    perspective, the grandmother has a child or children. They might be hungry. With
    these five thousand kyats they can have a dinner very well. So, I decided to take back
    the extra to the shop keeper. It’s all about of my Ethical Dilemma case.

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