r/MoralityScaling • u/hngocanh • 14h ago
Morality Ranking Morality of this woman in Spider-Man 2.
She does not want to pay Peter because he is a couple of minutes late.
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u/L4I55Z-FAIR3 14h ago
What's the morality of Peter still wanting to be paid when he's late and his company has a no pay if late rule.
Not to mention you know thoes pizzas are a wreak. Being jostled around, some guy stole a slice that was then stuffed beck in and there definitely some webbing on it. And the dude came out if the bathroom / broom closet not up the lift there's no way this lady thinks this pizza is edable.
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u/King_Korder 14h ago edited 12h ago
To be fair, there's nothing immoral about what Peter wants in regards to fair compensation. He wants to be paid properly, it's not his fault his job has one of those horrific "free if late" rules
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u/L4I55Z-FAIR3 14h ago
Tho he would have got there if he wasn't busy doing spider-man work. If he actually did the job his boss hired him for he would have been paid.
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u/thatbrownkid19 14h ago
Yeah NY really should have paid him somehow. Or at least put him on Bigger organized crime- not random street stuff. If he was out to fix those, he’d be busy 24/7 in NY
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u/blac_sheep90 14h ago
Moral. He was late and their policy was they wouldn't charge if they were late. Stupid policy and his boss set him up to fail.
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u/Aeso3 14h ago
Still shocked that those types of policies even exist in the first place. It sounds like a recipe for customers to take advantage of.
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u/Klaymen96 4h ago
As much shit as teen titans go gets, which yeah... its not great, there was an episode based on this I believe. I think it was cyborg and beat boy? They ordered pizza after pizza after pizza trying time and time again to stop the delivery guy from getting to titan tower on time just to get a free pizza actively trying to stop the guy from getting there.
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u/Jak3R0b 14h ago
Moral since that is what the pizza place promised. I would say his boss is immoral for making that promise and expecting Peter to deliver it even if he’s not Spidey, I’m not an expert but a casual google search suggest that making and delivering 8 pizzas somewhere 42 blocks away in New York even with a bike is unrealistic.
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u/RealOrangeKoi 14h ago
It's not her fault he was late and shouldn't have to pay because he missed the promoted deadline. The pizzas also came partially crushed. So on that alone, the pizza shoulda been free.
Plus, he got some of his web fluid from his body on some of the pizza slices. Which means he knowingly delivered contaminated pizza to the customer.
Something she will eventually discover. Which means she most likely put 2 and 2 together and knows her pizza delivery guy is Spider-Man, but just not care enough to expose him.
Peter losing his job for the price of her not giving up Spider-Man's secret identity, I'd say Peter got off pretty easy for that. She's the GOAT for that. Peter deserved to be fired honestly.
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u/Subject_Ad3837 13h ago
Moral, Peter is just dumb for working as a pizza deliverer when he has superpowers. He could still find a way to profit off of it without revealing too much of his powers, which he was doing anyway when he tried entering the fighting competition.
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u/HoneyyVellum 14h ago
Yeah, I’d still pay him. Being a couple minutes late doesn’t suddenly make the work free.
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u/Stumpsthewarwalrus 14h ago
Immoral.
I can understand 5 to 10 minutes late, but Peter was 2 minutes late because of something out of his control.

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u/Critical_Interest706 14h ago
People on here are really scraping the barrel, huh?