Listen, it's the bird show.

Her best friend applied for this job, but now she's thinking, yeah, that'd be a pretty

cool job.

I think I want that job.

And now she's contemplating, applying for the job herself.

That breaks friend code.

That's what I'm thinking to.

All right, so if you want to weigh in, 1-8555-Bert Show, 855-237-8-746 right this is a short but sweet email so we don't have a ton of detail but

but I do think there's a little bit of morality to debate here so it just says good morning I have an

ethical question one of my tier one friends and for us tier one we're in besty territory here

one of my tier one friend told're in besty territory here.

One of my tier one friends told me about a job she applied for.

We both work in the same field, and when she described the job, it sounded amazing.

She's a great person, but I honestly don't think she has the qualifications to even get an interview.

The more I think about it, the more I'm wanting to apply for this job. And I do have all the qualifications plus more.

Is it wrong for me to apply?

I think it's wrong.

1,000% especially from a tear one friend.

I feel like if you would have put a man in this situation instead of a job, right?

Like you could see how Fowler would be as a friend.

She tells you she's into a guy and now you try to step on her toes and get the guy first.

I think it's the same way with the job.

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