Now okay, this sounds like important context. When, where and why were you in a position to touch that in the first place?
Also, you’d think them capable of building lock boxes of sufficient quality that touching them wouldn’t be a significant concern. Was it left in your care as a crude test of your ethical fortitude?
Frankly, that seems entirely reasonable. If I invited you into my home, I’d have the same expectations.
Or, put it another way: As per the Golden Rule, if you mess with things in their residence without permission, you can hardly complain if they do the same, no?
Edit: Although throwing heavy furniture at people is still somewhat over the top. I would personally have taken a more pedagogical approach.
Now okay, this sounds like important context. When, where and why were you in a position to touch that in the first place?
Also, you’d think them capable of building lock boxes of sufficient quality that touching them wouldn’t be a significant concern. Was it left in your care as a crude test of your ethical fortitude?
@xxce2AAb well i tried to open it because i was curious and it set off an alarm, which they did not take kindly to
All right, and where was said container located when you set off the alarm?
@xxce2AAb …in their house…
@xxce2AAb theyre fine with me being in there it seems as long as i dont touch anything they dont want me touching
Frankly, that seems entirely reasonable. If I invited you into my home, I’d have the same expectations.
Or, put it another way: As per the Golden Rule, if you mess with things in their residence without permission, you can hardly complain if they do the same, no?
Edit: Although throwing heavy furniture at people is still somewhat over the top. I would personally have taken a more pedagogical approach.