Is the sky falling?Your manager, Mr. Roberts, stopped by your desk on his way out of the office at 2:00p.m. on Friday afternoon. He handed you three letters he had signed and asked you to prepare envelopes and place the letters in the mail today. "Don't call me unless the sky is falling," he said on his way out the door. "I promised to spend some uninterrupted time with my wife and son this weekend."

You prepared the envelopes and are looking over the letters when you notice what you think is a huge error. An amount in one of the letters is $1,000,500. You are pretty sure the amount should be $10,500.00.What do you think Mr. Roberts means by "unless the sky is falling"? Should you mail the letter even though you think the amount is wrong? How should you handle this situation?