Philosophy

You are late, the parking lot has no space, only one space is available but for elderly or pregnant people. What do you do?

• I park in a prohibited place because I'm late.

• I park behind another car and, when the opportunity arises, I put it in the proper position, but I run the risk of getting a fine.

• I wait for another available space because I'm not elderly or pregnant to use that space.

You are walking down the street and you find a wallet with money and the identity of the owner. What do you do?

• Finding is not stealing; whoever lost it was careless

• I search for the owner on social networks and give him the wallet with the money

• I take the money and leave it inside a nearby store, because if the owner looks for it, he will find the IDs.

What actions would you take while waiting at the street, holding an old lady by the arm, until the traffic signal turns green?

• I say hi and help the lady cross the street.

• I release her hand from my arm, but I walk beside her as we cross the street.

• I cross the street and ignore the lady.

You go to a grocery store, but when you want to buy the products, the regular queues are too long. The queue for pregnant/handicapped people is shorter. What do you do?

• You ignore the fact that you can not use the preferred queue and make your purchases in that preferred queue.

• You respect the rules of each queue and wait until your turn, despite being in a rush

• You observe if the box is empty so as not to disturb anyone in need.

You are buying products on the market and the seller gives you more change than they should. What do you do?

• I do not care because the mistake was not mine and if it was the opposite I could not take my product.

• I do not care because they are just cents, and it would be too much work to return it.

• I give it back to the seller because it is not my money