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...truly sorry requires a PENANCE

Posted by PeAK on March 14, 2007 at 04:06:37:

There is the story about an employee of Walmart that stole from his employee. To demonstrate how remorseful the employee was of his actions, he volunteered to return shopping carts from the parking lot for two months during his normal lunch hour.

What could JV do for penance to show true reform?

Pay retail instead of Industry accomodation prices for any product he reviews and wishes to keep
Put up collateral for all future review products...just in case of his friends pinches something from his house on loan from manufacturers
Have him play gopher and help return "oustanding" loaners from any TAS reviewer
What would you say Thomas? It would definitely help things move forward from the "he said..she said" explanation(s).
PeAK