Should I enforce the rules at the golf course strictly?

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Should I enforce the rules at the golf course strictly?

Ok, so its my job to make sure everyone on the golf course has a ticket. But I don't have much supervision.

I don't believe I owe anything to my bosses. So on that count I feel like no prob if I just dont do my job and get paid.

But I'm also a spiteful person. And I dont like arrogant richies taking advantage of me.

Its easy to be mean to the rich young punks who come in with their hot girlfriends, and want me to keep the course open just for them, even though they dont have a ticket.

But what about the nice old men or little old ladies? Thats the real fight.

Its about Freedom and Law. I've grown to despise humanity and its individualist pettyness. This is my chance to impose the rationality of freedom upon them.

The freedom of reason as opposed to the freedom of caprice.

What are your opinions?

How should I interact with them?

Well, if there are many people on the course, you probably wont be able to keep track of them and check if they all have valid passes/tickets, but you can to random searches. That is usually enough to get the moral people to pay, the rest you call the police on.

You can also ask the ones that do not have tickets that you think acts nice to you to buy a ticket for the day, but if they act snotty and rude, you can go with the police thing directly - there is no need to show respect for disrespectful people.