You are waiting for a bus at Union Station, downtown Toronto. It should be here by now, but schedules can be unpredictable. It's about 6:30 PM and you haven't eaten since you left your house at 8:30 in the morning for your job as a cleaner at a hotel on Front Street. With the rising cost of rent and food, it has been hard to make ends meet. You walk over to a vending machine in a deserted corner of the station to see how much the snacks cost, as you've only got about 2$ in your bank account. After pressing a few buttons, you notice something fall into the dispensing tray. You press another few buttons, and something else falls. You quickly realize that the vending machine is broken and will dispense all of its contents for free! After looking around, you're fairly certain that the station's security cameras won't pick up what you're doing. Provide and explanation for your decision. Also try and include any of the theories or values you hold dear that can apply to your decision making (i.e., Utilitarian, Formalism, Ethics of Care, Ego ethics, etc.)