Chapter 28: White-Collar, Black Belt: Partially Impartial (Strong work ethic or strong ethics at work?)

Podience, are you impartially partial or partially impartial? How can you be a stone-cold spectator when you are encased in warm human flesh? Do you sometimes observe a range of impropriety at your WC workplace, ranging from mildly shady to mammothly sinister? Committing dishonorable acts comes with difficulty, and carries with them inherit risk of punishment, but doing the fstars right thing can sometimes prove more difficult, levee unforeseen penalties, and transact a taxing toll. Be mindful in all you do, Podience. I unload a healthy quantity of quotes and scenes from movies/shows I find to be resounding in their relevance. Remember that your quest to moral absolution is ongoing, recurring and never fully concludes. There is a relativism in what constitutes a white-collar saint or an impure collar sinner at your workplace. Only you can understand that spectrum and where you will exist on it. Deep questions are posed here, but by episode's end we unwind; unwind with me, my Podience pride, the daily detrimental grind. Here sin ends, or does it begin? You decide, dear listeners. -Falsetto P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro track, Island Dream, courtesy of the artist, Chris Haugen.