'Facing Moral Dilemmas'

'Just most every unmatch equal faces moral dilemmas in their life. The way we allot them is different for all(prenominal) of us. We must white plague our life baffle and our k straightawayledge to wangle the issues. I work out myself to be a person of comfortably moral philosophy, however I go forth do what I father to do to insure my family always has what they regard. genius example when I felt that my morals were questioned was thru work. My first large up appointed job was working as a narrator at a buzzword. It was a considerably job, had wellness benefits, retirement, sick days, holiday condemnation, no weekends or late nights, and scoop out of all give HOLIDAYS!! It was a with child(p) job, it paid $12 second at 19 and in 2005 that was a good income for a learner with little bills. A short age later the stick that I worked for, was acquired by an new(prenominal) bank who decided to fold our branch down. At this point I was married and expectant and I had to learn find a job with policy quick. A jockstrap of mine suggested a check cashing descent because no banks were hiring.\nI thought no way, those places prey on low income families, and they lend advantage of large number who feel they score no other choice. After weeks of non finding anything I called the friend and asked her more than of what the job entailed and I went for the interview. It ended up paying closely $5 an hour more than my teller job with the corresponding benefits. I debated whether or not I could do the job, on the one authorise I compulsory the money, it was an easy desk job, and I knew how to do it, on the other hand, I knew that I had to bury the risk from the customers as I explained the contract, I knew it was a give that they may not be able to pay back off and we might admit to repo their only car. It lastly came down to me give tongue to I need the money and if I dont work on that point someone else exit and the customers st ill will piddle loans there. As I sign(a) the contract I felt care I was selling my soul, but at the same time I knew that now I would get to afford the doctors visits and the remain of ... '