A lady mistakenly received salary from her former employer and, despite being broke, returned the money. While many praised her integrity, one comment read: “Can never be me, I go chop am after all I didn’t steal it.” This mindset is troubling. Choosing to keep money that doesn’t belong to you is not a show of smartness—it is dishonesty. The fact that the money entered your account in error doesn’t make it yours. Praising or normalizing such behavior encourages fraud and erodes trust in society. The lady’s action should inspire others, not be ridiculed. Integrity pays more than greed.
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