What would you do if.....

pineapple

I think we are being a bit hard on the woman. It's her bother, not someone she met in the street. You might reasonably expect your family not to screw you over - unless they already have 'form' that is.
So I guess the lesson is - 'Don't trust anyone'.
True no doubt but a bit sad.

fluffnutter

pineapple wrote: »

I think we are being a bit hard on the woman. It's her bother, not someone she met in the street. You might reasonably expect your family not to screw you over - unless they alrwady have 'form' that is.
So the lesson is - 'Don't trust anyone'.
Probably true but a bit sad.

I'm not sure if the message is 'don't trust anyone'. For me, it's more along the lines of 'if something's critically important, take responsibility for it yourself'.

jovichick123

She should chalk it up to a lesson learnt.... and buy her own tickets in future

MissMonkeyMoo

Oooh, tough one! I think Jovi's right and the lady will have to take it as a lesson learnt, but I do agree with Paddy's mums comments too. It doesn't sound like the family have taught their son any morals or sense of responsibility if they can't see a problem with what he's done! And I wonder if her brother would be so flippant about it all if SHE hadn't bought his ticket for him and HIS numbers came up? Def not worth starting a family fued over, but it's a shame nevertheless.