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What do you refuse to do on principle?

Jan 09 08:57am

One man has pledged never to drive over the Sydney Harbour Bridge again after they enforce E-tags to pay the toll. He refuses to share his personal or banking info with the toll pass business.

What do you refuse to do out of principle? Tell us below...

 

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11. envolite@ymail.com - Jan 12 09:01am
Your an idiot if you decide not to drive on the harbour bridge with an e-tag. Melbourne has had a compuslory system for years now and Sydney is way behind. Melbourne people accepted it ages ago and the system is working great, come here and good luck with a cash booth- there isn't one. Com to Melb!
12. rebecca.wraight - Jan 13 10:00am
The person who said they refuse to let ppl check her handbag has the wrong information. I work at kmart (in wa) and it is a condition of entry that we check bags. If you dont want your bag checked then dont shop there. ppl like you make our job harder. Youve obviously got something to hide in there.
13. combogolong - Jan 14 11:49am
Rebecca: you are partially right regarding the checking of handbags; the only people who have a right to inspect or check a handbag are the Police and then only under certain conditions. The customer has the right to refuse your inspection and the manager of the store has the right to refuse entry,
14. combogolong - Jan 14 11:54am
To the store to those people who refuse to have their bag inspected. The signs satying it is a condition of entry are exactly that, the onus is still with the customer to comply or not. There is no law that gives the manager or the staff the right to check or inspect a customers handbag.
15. scottclancy - Jan 16 02:04am
My wife and I refuse to get mobile phones, we have never had one and nver will get one. People can get intouch with us the old fashion way.
16. johnwilliamhope - Jan 16 07:16am
I refuse to take my cap or sunglasses off if I wish to go into a retail outlet. Scenario: I fill my car up with fuel. I walk into the service station to pay. I'm told to take off my cap or sunglasses. I refuse. Question: Is my fuel then free?
Sounds like a win for me!
17. marjorieoconnor - Jan 16 08:25am
I refuse to wait longer than 5 minutes in a supermarket checkout queue if the queues are too long and not enough checkouts are open to cater for them.
18. mickomega - Jan 17 10:55am
Welll shucks ! cousin Billy Bob, youse herin what them there city folk jusy aint gonna do nohow. Shore nuff cousin Mary sue, theys not like us country folk, they dont not much like even cookin therse own grits. theres purrty touchy folk in them there big cities.
19. wade8765 - Jan 19 11:09am
I refuse to buy take away food at afternoon time when I know it has been sitting under heated lights all day when it was first cooked at 9:00am.
20. ihaveemailhere - Jan 22 07:55am
After years of dedication to Sunrise, and as a strong advocate for many of the important issues you have brought to the public's attention (Global warming etc) I now find myself having to switch channels. Why? Your show has reached saturation point with is sponsorship deals. To many adds/promo's!!!
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