1. You're filing an expense report at work, and there are some items that you know you can fudge for an extra $5 or $10, without chance of being caught. Do you? What if you've done things for your employer in the past that you weren't compensated for?
I've fudged a bit, but not even $5/$10 worth. You get an allowance for meals, so I've added in a bit when I've forgotten to get a receipt for tea in the morning or something. It's not really fudging, I don't think.
But I don't get to do it a lot. Plus, I also don't bother to get reimbursed for the little I drive for work (back and forth to Service & Repair), so if I fudge a bit, I think it balances out.
2. You're reading something on a controversial topic that flies in the face of what you believe is true, but which has some interesting points to it that you didn't consider before. Do you keep reading?
Sure. If something makes me rethink my beliefs, I'd definitely keep reading.
3. What do you want the most? What if you knew you couldn't get it, no matter what you did?
The most? I want to have the money to be able to buy what I want, when I want it.
And I deal with not having that every day.