These are two gambling stories that are very interesting
Story 1A man stole his girlfriend's 10k to place a bet. He won 100 million and returned 10k to his girlfriend. His girlfriend is furious and demands 40 million dollars.
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hereStory 2An apprentice who won 16 million naira on BET was asked by his boss to split the money into two parts. This 50 - 50. As the story goes, people sided with his boss, and he had no choice but to comply. It's important to remember that the money used to bet belongs to the apprentice, not the boss.
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hereFirst, in your opinion, what would be a reasonable amount to give his girlfriend? Second, assuming you were the apprentice in the story, would you abandon your training or would you have given in to the pressure to split the money with your boss?
basically these two cases have a motive with the same problem. the first and second stories, are very closely related to greed.
OK, let's go over one by one.
for the first case, the most basic fault of the man is stealing. whatever the reason, like it or not, he has to share the profits with his girlfriend. because after all, without the money he stole earlier. he will get nothing.
Worse, if he loses the gamble with the stolen money, he will most likely not return it, arguing that they have a special bond as a couple. however, it seems that in this case greed pervades the two so the relationship between them is at stake.
the second story, this case is difficult for me to conclude.
not much information that can be extracted here as a consideration or assessment for me personally.
which is part of my focus on this case, why and what motivated the boss to ask for half of the win. this could be a wild opinion, in this story, we don't have much more accurate information. however, if I consider briefly. the boss had no right to claim the luck of his apprentice.
back to the focus of the problems of the two stories.
Basically, greed pervades the minds of the people involved in this story, so that they want to claim something that doesn't belong to them.