Bad Karma or good Karma?

[pdaddy]

On my way to the bar last night my friend and I pulled over on the on-ramp to assist a broken down car. The guy had a broken surpentine belt(?) and appeared to be genuinly friendly and receptive to our help. Since I have a AAA membership and some unlimited towing miles I thought what the hell. As we are waiting for the tow truck I notice about 20-some baggies alongside his car, so I start going through them and I find a bunch of crack residue alongside 4-5 razors seperatly wrapped. Now what the fuck are the odds of these baggies being right next to this guys car on a 400 yard stretch of road?

So it appears I helped out a bigtime crack dealer, would this account as good karma or bad karma? My friend and I were discussing it and although we came to many different conclusions, it ended unresolved.

 

[Freddie de Lux]

Definitely good karma. Good karma comes from good actions, does not matter the object of the affection. The intention is what counts. Congratulations! Just be always attentive for not getting involved inocently in some sleazy scheme.

 

[nycgirl]

You just helped him get his car towed. Would knowing he is a crack dealer stop you from calling the cops if he got into a bad car accident??

If this post was about you becoming a mule (I sat by one on the plane once; very interesting.) or dumping a body, then I would understand your concern.

BTW, that was ballsy of you to go through those bags.

 

[pdaddy]

Definitely good karma. Good karma comes from good actions, does not matter the object of the affection. The intention is what counts. Congratulations! Just be always attentive for not getting involved inocently in some sleazy scheme.

Good, that's what I was hoping. I agree, good intent can easily be taken advatage of.