So the general concensus has been that by mocking my sister when she had braces, and comparing her new speech patterns, her new speech 'impediment' if you will, to the verbal conversation of a deaf person -who cannot hear to pronounce complex letters properly- was a bad thing. Not only did I mock her, I told her I was mocking her to her 10 year old face.

So what? I thought it was funny, and hey I can deal with people thinking I'm a bit bad for laughing at someone elses expense.

And it continued with me deliberately going out of my way to make electrical popping sounds while my dad had his hands in an immensly dangerous piece of electrical machinery that powered the whole section of subracks inside a Telstra exchange. Bubble wrap never sounded so terrifying. Once again, people thought I was horrible.

But what about this?

I call my brother, and ask him to fill in for me one afternoon, knowing full well that it is most likely that the pay for that shift will have already been transfered into my account by the time he does the shift... essentially he worked for me and got paid nothing, I did nothing and I got paid...

...good business sense? Or a bad person?