Adrians golden rules
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The golden rules outline basic principles for responsibility and respecting others' property. They state that if you use something, you should properly close, turn off, lock, or return it; if something is broken, it should be repaired; and if you make a mess, you should clean it up. The rules also say to get permission before using others' property and not to mess with things that don't concern you.
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- 1. the golden rules by: adrian torres
- 2. IF YOU OPEN IT, CLOSE IT
- 3. If you turn it on, turn it off
- 4. if you unlock it,lock it
- 5. if you break it, repair it
- 6. if you cant fix it, call someone who can
- 7. if you borrow it, return it
- 8. if you use it, take care of it
- 9. IF YOU MAKE A MESS, Clean it up
- 10. if you move it, put it back t T u p i b a c k
- 11. if it belongs to someone else, get their permission to use it
- 12. if you dont know how to operate it, dont mess with it
- 13. if it dosnt concern you, dont mess with it
- 14. if you find it, return it
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