You are helping your grandma buy a bike. The "Red Bike" is perfect for her. The "Blue Bike" is worse, but the shop owner whispers, "If she buys the Blue one, I'll give you $50." What do you recommend?

💭 How to Think About This

This is a test of Fiduciary Duty: the legal/moral obligation to act in the best interest of the person you are helping, even if it hurts your wallet.

What is your advice?

🤔 Which thinking lens(es) did you use?

Select all the lenses you used:

👨‍👩‍👧 For Parents & Teachers

🌱 Everyday Integrity

Kid: "I told my friend to trade his good Charizard for my bad Pikachu because he didn't know the value."
Parent: "That's a bad trade for him. If he trusts you to be his friend, you have a duty to tell him the truth, not trick him."

You are helping your grandma buy a bike. The "Red Bike" is perfect for her. The "Blue Bike" is worse, but the shop owner whispers, "If she buys the Blue one, I'll give you $50." What do you recommend?

🤝 Whose Side Are You On?

🤔 Which thinking lens(es) did you use?