If My Former Employer Mistakenly Sends Me Money. It is Gone - Mcpherson Fiso Ojay

In response to a lady who returned money mistakenly paid into her account by her former employer, one user stated: “That money don go.” This kind of comment normalizes dishonesty and celebrates wrongdoing instead of integrity. The lady could have kept quiet and no one might have known, but she chose to do what is right. Saying “that money don go” promotes a culture of fraud and irresponsibility. If everyone acted this way, trust would completely erode in workplaces and society at large. Her honesty should be applauded, not mocked—it’s proof that integrity is still possible.