if there is a competition and the prize is something you really want, what would you do if you are 2nd place and you are only less than
selling 1 item from the 1st place?
and then you found out the 1st place person is in a wheelchair....
congratulate the 1st prize winner?
wad is the price. if it's a car den swop with the person lor. 
the prize can be anything.. a fully paid trip to Europe for a month.. anything..
ravenelle, the competition is not over yet.. just a day away and you know you can sell more than the 1st place person
continue to sell.
haha.. so you dun care about the handicap?
continue w the competition i guess
IGP
says
competition is competition...
if u let him win, he'll think u pity him
i'm sure he'll wan a fair competition as well
but the person really wants to win too.. then how?
win by fair fight lo. y haf to take his handicap into consideration?
it's call competition, not compassion!
I'll burn down my competition's house.
have to take into account of the prize
what if people kept telling you that you should let the person wins.. even went on radio too
the prize is something really good and something you really want.
i'll just do my best. if the 1st prize is meant to be the handicap person's then i'm fine with gettin2nd but i will still do my best
IGP
says
if just let the handicap person win, then it is meaningless to call "competition"...
longadin
says
er the handicapped person joined the competition knowing that he'll have to compete with full bodied persons.
longadin
says
why should there be any exceptions
longadin
says
aren't we a meritocracy?
do my best.
so what if the 1st place is a handicap child?
longadin
says
wah liewz. same logic. darwin baby
if u join a child's competition by mistake, better to pull out before announcing winner 
fatkitten
says
ahahahaha nice one seekee
wah liew must save abit of face ma!
not child competition, the competition is opened to all ages..
IGP
wonders
the handicap child know it is a competition and he need to win it fair and square like others?
Mandy> there is two ways for you to do this.
You can either take a step back and be the background...
or Win it, and then give it to the second place winner
its really up to you.
TK, you support the child then..
I support that you can make a difference in the world.
and that if its something you can eventually afford, why not?
But to make it clear that its from you to him is important.
teaching the child to win fair and square is also making a difference, although it can be a tragic lesson
that is why you should win if you can
and then its Charity
and if the child does not want to receive charity
that is a prove of charactoer
which is great
its win win win
would be good publicity though
yep
dun back off. no one appreciates that
But i think some people will have problem debating with themselves whether to give up or win it
its called greed versus charity
dun give up something you cannot afford losing.
hence the question is whether you can afford losing it.
There is no right or wrong here.
yup, these kind of questions have no right or wrong, just how you feel about it.
greed is good sometimes
it is good
leads to ambition.
or being a down right cheat