Ian argues that in certain male-dominated professional cultures, employees are often expected to participate in social events with their bosses to avoid being excluded from career advancement opportun

“I can imagine for somebody like Valerie working in a very male-dominated workplace, like she might feel like she has to go along with these sort of things to uh blend in and not be passed up for promotions or anything like that.”

She believes that professionals who make morality their job identity should be viewed with suspicion regarding their own actions.

“As long as people have not made their entire identity morality and charged money for their ability to be moral. You know what we don't like as humans? We don't like a high horse.”

Michaela believes that being a teacher and a student's authority figure precludes having intimate details about one's personal life known by students.

“Certainly, I said nothing about the Bailey's I just bought. And that's so true. You're not going to tell your underage students, "Yeah, I'm going to go home and drink a glass of Bailey's."”

Nikki believes that she has the right and authority to end any interaction or performance immediately if she feels uncomfortable with a customer's behavior.

“I'm allowed to end a room or a dance whenever I feel like I'm uncomfortable I'm allowed to end it and they don't get their money back”