"you're just a stupid person"
just ask.... apparently thats me
does any one else think its funny that in the ethics and morals discussion involving A business CEO taking three clients to a strip club and in one evening spending $241,000.00 our professor atempted to make the point of business ethics can differ from personal ones ie. going to strip clubs for business deals or with friends, then asking to a girl in the front row would you go? her response was yeah i go, followed by 8 out of 10 girls in my class some i would have never have expected admited openly that they had been before and saw nothing wrong with any of it.
lessons learned?
go with the proven good or embark for adventure unknown?
seriously
any one out there have a thought on that one?
does any one else think its funny that in the ethics and morals discussion involving A business CEO taking three clients to a strip club and in one evening spending $241,000.00 our professor atempted to make the point of business ethics can differ from personal ones ie. going to strip clubs for business deals or with friends, then asking to a girl in the front row would you go? her response was yeah i go, followed by 8 out of 10 girls in my class some i would have never have expected admited openly that they had been before and saw nothing wrong with any of it.
lessons learned?
go with the proven good or embark for adventure unknown?
seriously
any one out there have a thought on that one?