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As someone who grew up in New England, I'm a big Dunkin' Donuts fan. I'm not a coffee drinker (I'm a tea guy), but I love their donuts and their other foods. One of their classic donut alternatives is the Dunkin' Munchkin, a small, round donut that would be the hole in a regular donut if they didn't take it out (though it looks a lot thicker than that hole would be). It's a neat, bite-sized donut, and you can eat several of them at one sitting.

Katie Couric likes them too. The CBS Evening News anchor mentioned on her blog that she loves the little donuts, and (you guessed it) someone at Dunkin Donuts sent her boxes and boxes of them, along with a ton of coffee to wash them down. And now everyone is up in arms over it, calling it unethical that she didn't send the donuts back.

Should Katie give the donuts back? Or can we just say that she didn't mean to get free donuts, and now that she did, big deal? It's going to be shared with her coworkers and it's a minor thing and we shouldn't be up in arms over it?