Drive 959 unpacks if there a figure big enough to make you compromise your principles.
By Zuko Komisa

We like to think our morals are rock-solid, but temptation has a sneaky way of testing who we really are.
It boils down to a classic question: is there a figure big enough to make you compromise your principles, or are some lines simply off-limits no matter how many zeros are on the cheque?
Picture this: R10 million accidentally lands in your bank account.
Nobody has noticed, there are no records pointing your way, and you are 100% certain you could walk away scot-free.
Do you keep it? Or do you send it back?
It’s easy to judge from the outside, but when real, life changing money is staring you in the face, the line between right and wrong can suddenly get a bit blurry.
For some, that kind of cash means total freedom, financial security, or helping loved ones making it awfully tempting to rationalise a bad decision.
Drive 959 recently asked whether every single person have a price tag, or are some values genuinely priceless?
Listen to the full conversation here:
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