⚖️ EthicsOpinionYou take a nice bottle of wine to a dinner party and they never open it. Is it OK to take it home again?Cast your vote →ShareANo way, once you've given it, it's theirsBOnly if it was a really pricey bottleCYes, I'd quietly slip it back in my bagDI'd drop a big hint and hope they open it
⚖️ EthicsOpinionShould your mates chip in for petrol when you give them a lift?Cast your vote →ShareAYes, and they should offer without being askedBOnly for long trips like the airportCNo, that's what friends are forDI'd never ask, but I'd quietly fume
⚖️ EthicsOpinionYou spot your best friend's husband kissing another woman in a pub. Do you tell her?Cast your vote →ShareAYes, straight away. She deserves to knowBI'd have it out with him firstCOnly if I was 100% sure what I sawDI'd keep out of it. Not my marriage
⚖️ EthicsOpinionYour wheelie bin's full and collection is days away. Is it OK to sneak a bag into next door's?Cast your vote →ShareAYes, if there's room, it's fair gameBOnly if I ask them firstCNever, that's their bin, not mineDDone it after dark, no regrets
⚖️ EthicsOpinionYou spot a £20 note on the pavement and there's nobody about. Do you keep it?Cast your vote →ShareAStraight in my pocket, finders keepersBI'd hand it in to the nearest shopCI'd hang about a bit in case someone comes backDA fiver I'd keep, a fifty I'd hand in