The virtue.

I think the question we were chewing on either yesterday or the day before with this email

was, if you know a person is capable and is cheating in their marriage on their significant

other, and you know that and you have a business opportunity to join forces knowing that they're

cheating.

Should you engage in that business relationship based on what's going on in their personal

life?

Yeah, does personal indicate how they're going to handle their business dealings or do

you keep business and personal separate?

Personal listener hit us up.

She and a co-worker that have known each other for a couple of years are about to go out

and do their own thing.

They are going to leave their company and set up their own business.

She didn't go into details about what she did because they haven't put their notices

in.

However, she found out recently and discovered that the partner that she's supposed to

go into business with is going through a divorce because she cheated on her husband.

From the limited information she has, he was a great partner.

She went out and she did, had an affair for a year.

So it wasn't like a one night stand.

It was like a legitimate affair.

So that means there's a lot of lying in betrayal.

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