In addition to my content management duties, I’m responsible for, among other things, marking all the mail for the previous tenants’ RETURN TO SENDER. Occasionally a letter doesn’t have a return address and I find myself in a moral quandry: do I discard the wayward missive or do I technically break the law and open the envelope in search of a return address? My Golden Rule Analysis says that I would want someone in my position to open my return address-less letter, so I do just that. It was totally, totally worth it this time. View high resolution

In addition to my content management duties, I’m responsible for, among other things, marking all the mail for the previous tenants’ RETURN TO SENDER. Occasionally a letter doesn’t have a return address and I find myself in a moral quandry: do I discard the wayward missive or do I technically break the law and open the envelope in search of a return address? My Golden Rule Analysis says that I would want someone in my position to open my return address-less letter, so I do just that. It was totally, totally worth it this time.

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  1. innonate reblogged this from jewpiter and added:
    the Aaron Cohens...committed a felony.
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