Cash4Gold

[Churchill]

I'm not saying it doesn't happen, I accept that.

But I don't want to live in a society where professionals take that viewpoint.

What do you think Banks, Insurance Companies, Supermarkets etc. do?

FFS, it's the way business works.

[RichardCranium]

What do you think Banks, Insurance Companies, Supermarkets etc. do? FFS, it's the way business works.

Which leads to the logical conclusion that where gaining a profit is concerned, ethics and morals have no place.

But that will make for a very tulipty world indeed.

Why should people - who can feel pain and suffering - be subservient to the desire of organisations to make money? We would be worse off than under the feudal system; at least there one could appeal to the King.

[Churchill]

Which leads to the logical conclusion that where gaining a profit is concerned, ethics and morals have no place.

But that will make for a very tulipty world indeed.

Why should people - who can feel pain and suffering - be subservient to the desire of organisations to make money? We would be worse off than under the feudal system; at least there one could appeal to the King.

Welcome to reality.

[BlackenedBiker]

Which leads to the logical conclusion that where gaining a profit is concerned, ethics and morals have no place.

But that will make for a very tulipty world indeed.

Why should people - who can feel pain and suffering - be subservient to the desire of organisations to make money? We would be worse off than under the feudal system; at least there one could appeal to the King.

On Radio 4 yesterday a buddhist monk very eloquently explained the difference between what a person needs and what a person wants.

Having ones needs met leads to happiness
Ones wants tend to lead to unhappiness.

We should remember that in our lives. I will try to.

<BB wanders off humming appropriate Stones tune/>

[cojak]

I'm not saying it doesn't happen, I accept that.

But I don't want to live in a society where professionals take that viewpoint.

Oh Dear, never work for the likes of Experian and Equifax* then...

*Or their customers, for that matter...

[BlackenedBiker]

Oh Dear, never work for the likes of Experian and Equifax* then...

*Or their customers, for that matter...

I worked for Experian once, my wife still calls them the grinch that stole Christmas

[cojak]

I worked for Experian once, my wife still calls them the grinch that stole Christmas

I worked for them once too.

And I know exactly what your missus means..

But there are harder faced businesses than them out there, I can tell you.

*cough*cap1*cough*

[BlackenedBiker]

I worked for them once too.

And I know exactly what your missus means..

But there are harder faced businesses than them out there, I can tell you.

*cough*cap1*cough*

The problem is not just hard faced, it is also being clueless as to how to manage a situation.

I think that they have fitted a revolving door there now as they are losing so many of their SMT.

[chef]

On Radio 4 yesterday a buddhist monk very eloquently explained the difference between what a person needs and what a person wants.

Having ones needs met leads to happiness
Ones wants tend to lead to unhappiness.

We should remember that in our lives. I will try to.

<BB wanders off humming appropriate Stones tune/>

A japanese buddhist monk was on tv this morning, called Mr Happiness, he raps his prayers/messages rather than traditional mantra style.. the japanese youth love the idea

[BlackenedBiker]

A japanese buddhist monk was on tv this morning, called Mr Happiness, he raps his prayers/messages rather than traditional mantra style.. the japanese youth love the idea

Japanese are the friendliest people I have ever met. I was a real surprise to me