Yeah. First of all, allow me to introduce myself.
Now, I have an extreme moral dilemma right now, and so I've come to the "random bunch of yahoo's on the internet" (no offence intended) crowd to gain insight.
About three feet behind me, hidden from view only by a wall, is a fairly new, mid-to-high range tower unit. The insides are pretty nice, especially considering that I have no money as of this precise moment, and I don't have a desktop. The problem of course is that this tower isn't mine, and was being used by a (now non-existant) company to power a projector for advertising purposes.
Now, the parental units that kindly put a roof over my freeloading head want to sell this unit to power the projector for another bunch of people, yet I've got the extreme temptation to open up the unit, gut it of anything remotely worth salvaging to put in a new case, and then subtly putting the case back on.
I'm certain that the parental units won't look inside to see the missing components, if I take them, though they may be slightly concerned when the people buying this unit complain that it isn't working.
As a bunch of ethically minded individuals, what would you suggest in this situation?
