My Question of the Day: A person walks into a store and lays a $20 bill on the counter, and asks the cashier to make change.

When the cashier opens the register to make change, the person pulls out a weapon and announces that he wants all the money in the register. The cashier gives the robber the money, and the robber runs from the store, leaving the $20 bill behind.

When the robber is captured, it’s discovered that he only got away with $18 in the heist.

Do you think he’s committed a crime?

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My Question for the Day: What is something you were able to accomplish, even though people in your life told you that you couldn’t do it?

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My Question of the Day: What is something most people learn to do as children, but you didn’t learn to do until you were an adult?

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My Question of the Day: Stephen was fired from his job, because he left his desk before his allotted break time to go out to the parking lot and make a personal call on his cell phone. He’s thinking of suing for wrongful termination on the grounds that none of the smokers in the company have to wait for an allotted break time to take their smoking breaks, which they are allowed to take any time they want. Do you think Stephen has a case?

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My Question of the Day: If you like eating eggs, how do you like them prepared?

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My Question of the Day: Your supervisor has asked everyone to review a report submitted by one of your coworkers and note any needed revisions. Although you have never had any problems with this coworker, he/she has not been at all receptive to the suggestions made by others in the office and this coworker has expressed the idea that everyone is just nitpicking and “out to get me.” Not only do you find errors in the content of the report, but you also find several spelling/grammar/punctuation errors. Knowing the previous reactions and comments from this coworker, what do you do?

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My Question of the Day: Anthony’s father (may he rest in peace) was his hero, but “poppa was a rolling stone,” and had several other children, some of whom Anthony has met and some whom Anthony hasn’t met.

Just recently, within the last year or so, Anthony was contacted by a man, Felix, claiming to be one of Anthony’s father’s sons. DNA tests confirmed that Felix and Anthony are indeed brothers through their paternal line.

Anthony and Felix have kept up with each other through Facebook, texting and phone calls since they found out they are brothers, and Anthony mentions to Felix that he (Anthony) is getting married in about six months. Felix congratulates Anthony, Anthony thanks his brother and invites him to the wedding.

About a week before the wedding is to take place, Felix calls Anthony and lets Anthony know that financial hardship will most likely keep him from coming to the wedding. Anthony expresses his disappointment and tells his brother that he was looking forward to finally meeting him face-to-face. Felix then asks Anthony if he can stay with Anthony, which would allow Felix to be able to afford to come to the wedding. Anthony tells Felix that he needs to discuss it with his fiance, because she and their children have already moved into the home they will share after the wedding.

It’s true that Anthony’s fiance and their children live together in the home that they will live in once the wedding is over, but the reality is that Anthony isn’t sure he wants someone staying in his home, with his family, whom he’s never met, brother or not.

What do you think Anthony should do?

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My Question of the Day: Many men, just like many women, are more than capable of taking care of and raising their own child(ren). Does it bother you to hear a father say, “I’m babysitting my kid(s)”?

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My Question of the Day: Fighting the “battle of the bulge” is something with which many of us deal. When you find/make the time to workout, do you prefer to do so alone, or do you prefer to have someone with you for companionship and/or motivation?

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My Question of the Day: “If you’re being cheated on, deep down you know it’s happening, even if you choose not to confront it.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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