We all do them, then conveniently forget. Rank these everyday British transgressions from 'genuinely shameful' to 'honestly, who cares'.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Pretending you didn't see the charity collector
You spot the high-vis tabard from 30 yards, suddenly become fascinated by your phone, and execute a flawless diagonal across the pavement. Cowardice or self-preservation?
Nicking hotel toiletries by the armful
Two shampoos is fine. Emptying the housekeeping trolley into your suitcase is a lifestyle. Where's the moral line on tiny bottles of Elemis?
Ghosting the WhatsApp group chat
You've seen Dave's 11th message about the stag do. You'll deal with it later. 'Later' becomes a moral graveyard of unanswered plans.
Letting someone else take the blame at work
It was actually your spreadsheet error, but Karen's already apologising. You sip your tea and let the moment pass. Complicity in a lanyard.
Tutting instead of actually intervening
Someone's playing TikToks on the train without headphones. You tut audibly, exchange a knowing glance with a stranger, and do absolutely nothing else.
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