Which everyday ethical temptation is hardest to resist? Rank them honestly.

That awkward second when you realise you've been given a fiver too many. Do you walk back in, or convince yourself it's the universe balancing out your last parking fine?

The sun's out, you're knackered, and Monday looms. Pulling a sickie feels harmless, but someone else picks up your slack and your manager isn't actually born yesterday.

You promised you wouldn't say a word, but the kettle's boiled and the temptation to share is overwhelming. A small betrayal that quietly erodes trust.

The pint with a client, the taxi home, the lunch that wandered into personal territory. A few quid here and there feels victimless, until everyone's doing it.

You see the tabard from twenty paces and suddenly your phone needs urgent attention. Avoidance is easier than a polite no, but it leaves a small guilty residue.