“If there is one thing my sister and I can’t agree on it is how to raise our children. I bought my three children Fitbit’s for Christmas and demand they walk 10,000 steps a day before being allowed to watch television or play video games. My sister says I’m crazy and cruel because the kids have been walking outside when it’s cold. They need the exercise and don’t need to be couch potatoes like my nieces and nephews. Are my demands cruel or good parenting?”

“I got divorced in 2021 and am going on my first date in 18 years on Friday. My date is taking me to dinner. My friend said I will be able to tell a lot about my date by the way he treats our server. She says if he’s nice than he’s a keeper, but if he’s mean than he’s not worth it. Is this true or something someone made up?”

“I own a well-known business in the area. A lucrative customer had an issue with one of my employees the other day. The customer complained to me and said, “Whatever happened to the phrase, ‘The customer is always right?’.” In this case, I’m not sure I agree with him. I may lose the customer if I back my employee. My other workers are waiting to see what I will do. Is the customer always right? What do you think about this phrase? Should I choose my employee over my customer?”