if you can afford to return someones wallet and you choose to do anything but that, how is that not an antisocial disorder marker?
Scenario #1: Return the wallet intact to the store
Scenario #1: Keep the money, toss the rest of the wallet on the ground
Scenario #1: Take the entire wallet home with no intention to return it
Scenario #1: Leave the wallet where it was, take nothing
Scenario #2: Return the wallet intact to the store
Scenario #2: Keep the money, toss the rest of the wallet on the ground
Scenario #2: Take the entire wallet home with no intention to return it
Scenario #2: Leave the wallet where it was, take nothing
Don't know / don't care
if you can afford to return someones wallet and you choose to do anything but that, how is that not an antisocial disorder marker?
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