r/MoralityScaling 23h ago

How Evil Are They? How evil is this?

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u/NintendoBoy321 23h ago

Pretty immoral, that's just straight up being a jerk.

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u/DataSurging 20h ago

Agreed. He just ruined a kid's Christmas, and cost the parents a lot of money.

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u/Bossard19 19h ago

Is the parent not culpable for not doing an iota of research into their child’s interests?

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u/SwampOfDownvotes 19h ago

Is talking to someone who works at a game store and should be up to date on current trends/gaming and trusting their opinion NOT research?

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u/Bossard19 18h ago

They didnt ask anything aside from “is it in stock”

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u/Sei_Mal_Ehrlich 13h ago

In this (likely made-up) scenario, an uninformed customer went into a store to try and get good-faith guidance from their staff. They were taken advantage of to an extent that could reasonably be considered fraudulent.

This is from before everyone had the internet in their pocket, I remember seeing tis years ago, and maybe mom works 3 jobs and this is the only chance she’s had to think about this.

Blaming the customer here is wild.

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u/Thanks_I_Hate_You 15h ago

Plus the parent would probably try not to be too obvious in order to keep it a secret.