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" On a rainy sidewalk, full of people with umbrellas, you accidentally splash mud on a man&amp;#039;s suit. He notices. What do you do? If you made the splash, you should pay the cash.On a busy, messy street, this may be awkward, but you should still make an effort. Say to the man, &amp;quot;Oh! I&amp;#039;m so sorry. Here, let me pay for the dry cleaning.&amp;quot; Then hand him $10 (the bill may be less than that, but when you&amp;#039;re the one who caused the problem, it&amp;#039;s more gracious to overpay a little than to quibble). Or, if you&amp;#039;d rather, jot down your contact information and say that you&amp;#039;ll reimburse him if he sends you the bill. The owner may claim that the item is ruined, but even if that&amp;#039;s true, you&amp;#039;re not responsible for replacement costs. Make a small goodwill payment and move on. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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