Maybe not a redpill question but whenever presented with a situation where I am given trust without being verified i'm actually trustworthy, i always choose to push the boat to see how far i can push the situation (within reason) to see if they notice and then reconsider their decision.

Some examples that come to mind are;

A previous workplace never checked what time i came or left due to the nature of the work and the shift patterns so i came in late and left early when possible. Eventually they found out.

My current job doesn't really have anything important to do while we're in lockdown so I haven't really done or focused much while working at home. Then a superior asked if i'd done X so then i got to work on that.

Today i rented a studio that i paid for by the hour. The guy has never met me and gave me all entry codes and told me there would be no one all day before or after my slot. So I showed up early, brought extra people which was against the quarantine lockdown rules and stayed late.

The guy found out I came early and left late and asked me about it, to which i made up some bullshit that justified it and offered extra money and he said its fine and got over it.

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The point is when I am given trust without earning it, I always feel the need to push it, usually for absolutely zero gain, just to see what happens. Does anyone relate or have any insight to why?