A moral dilemma...
Upon arriving home today, I was welcomed on my front porch with a non-descript cardboard box. I examined the label, and the addresse was not myself, nor those who lived here before me, nor my immediate neighbors. Furthermore, the address was exactly correct; there could be no mistake that it was meant to come here.
Some additional information: The package says "perishable", and comes from M rs. Fields, that doyen of fine cookies known the world over.
So, do I take the cookies and eat them, knowing with certainty that they would be quite tasty, or, do I attempt to rectify the situation, get the cookies to their rightful owner, and risk the cookies losing their divine flavor in the process?
The choice is all yours.
Upon arriving home today, I was welcomed on my front porch with a non-descript cardboard box. I examined the label, and the addresse was not myself, nor those who lived here before me, nor my immediate neighbors. Furthermore, the address was exactly correct; there could be no mistake that it was meant to come here.
Some additional information: The package says "perishable", and comes from M rs. Fields, that doyen of fine cookies known the world over.
So, do I take the cookies and eat them, knowing with certainty that they would be quite tasty, or, do I attempt to rectify the situation, get the cookies to their rightful owner, and risk the cookies losing their divine flavor in the process?
The choice is all yours.
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morbidkitten:
You made the right choice my friend if a box of cookies arrives at your doorstep it would be foolish to not eat them..they are cookies! 
simonkelly:
Morbid Kitten, yours is the type of logic that all men should respect!!!