Rasheed's Ticket Analysis

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While reading your response to Morality Story; Rasheed’s Ticket I myself did not think the mom was going to be able to show up to the graduation either. I was surprise and had to read it twice. I did notice the difference between my response and your response was that you would not use money out of your pocket to pay for it, and I felt I would because he showed improvement from out of control behavior to decrease altercation. So it is very good to read everyone’s response and see their side of what they will and will not do. Your response also made me think twice on it coming out of my pocket, because I don’t personally know Rasheed. However I did notice that we both agreed on a way to get the money whether it was trying to raise it or other

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