When damage occurs, we can examine its cause and discuss repairs together while remembering our promises to the people who did the work. In this story, the agreed work fee is paid and the group agrees to cover this repair. They also change the preparation and moving route for next time.
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When I calculate a loss, whose circumstances am I overlooking?
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Bava Metzia 83a:10 recounts Rav's decision concerning porters who broke a wine barrel: their confiscated cloaks should be returned, and their wages should also be paid. Within the preceding ancient legal discussions of breakage, responsibility and evidence, the story considers people's circumstances too. The vase, community group, payment, repair-cost agreement, Jin, Ara, colleagues and dialogue are fictional. This story does not determine liability under modern law.
