I'm quite stressed about something right now. I was in

>>16673222
Wait what was the upgrade? A nicer room?

>>16673222

Since when is financial management all about ethics? My guess would be that it's all about PRETENDING to be ethical, because they figured out that makes money somehow.

Just make up some bullshit story of why it's not unethical what you did. As long as it won't get them into trouble they' ll probably stop giving a fuck. Also, next time keep your big mouth shut.

>>16673222
>But today I told my boss and other people at work about it.

learn some self control maybe?
Your boss doesn't need to know about the stupid weird shit you do under the table. If it happens under the table KEEP IT THERE, no matter how friendly you are with your coworkers. ESPECIALLY if it's a place where "ethics are important"

>>16673246
the hotel receptionist upgraded his penis to ejaculation with a blow job

>>16673255
Someone told her, then she asked me about it and I kinda bragged about it without thinking cause I was so thrilled with the experience. And now it's sinking in... it's basically bribery

>basically bribery

Lol, pussy. You really sound like the Don Juan of the office.

1. Make up some story why it wasn't as unethical as it seemed / act naive and apologize, tell them you didn't realize exactly what you were doing.
2. Next time keep your mouth shut.
3. Stop being such a pathetic doormat.

>>16673302
thanks. what do you mean by Don Juan? I thought he was a womanizer.

>>16673320

I' m talking about the fact that you told some silly story to the receptionist in order to impress her. And now it backfired and you' re far too worried, over something that isn't that important or special.

protip: move on//DONT BRING THIS UP AGAIN.
Like, if you're trying to make excuses, it will just make the people from he office read into your behavior more. Have an excuse in mind in case anyone ever directly asks you about it, but do NOT just randomly bring it up and then try to justify it

>>16673424
thanks

>>16673222
Is giving a waiter a tip unethical? You were tipping the clerk in gratitude for the special service she provided.