
"To increase consumer optimism, we're going to put Prozac in the drinking water."
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"To increase consumer optimism, we're going to put Prozac in the drinking water."
'I agree we need someone with real world experience to teach Business Ethics, but someone from a work release program?'
"And once we wipe out the disease, where does that leave us?"
"We're sitting on a landbank that could accommodate tens of thousands of new homes. We can wait a few years and generate even more profit..."
Global Industries: "Committed to low-intensity, sustainable exploitation of poor countries around the world since 1961."
'This time we're going to do things right. And if that doesn't work, we'll just go back to stealing.'
Ethics exam cheater.
'I really wish you guys would knock that off.'
'One final question: Have you ever been disciplined, investigated or suspended for integrity on the job?'
"We'd better watch Cranston. He looks like a whistleblower."
'There's too much corruption in the third world.'
'Don't laugh Ms. Newborn, but I want you to proof this for 'accuracy'.'
'The question is - to what level of data do we wish to stoop.'
'You've become like a son to me, Alvin. But the company has strict rules against nepotism, so I have to let you go.'
'Nothing about the evils of corporate downsizing?'
Gold Medal for IOC boss Thomas Bach in the discipline of Brown-Nosing-Dictators-For-Money.
"Whoa! Back up a second... 'R & D' stands for 'Research & Development?' We always thought it meant 'Rip-off & Distribute!'"
"Absolutely, Senator, in my mind it was always my country first, and obscene profits second."
'I recommend this to get rid of that stupid little voice whispering 'Don't forget to act ethical and responsible'!
'The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. That's a wonderful mission statement.'
"We need to make some cuts. We’ll start with integrity, accountability, openness, and transparency."
Memory Content is King
'I don't care if you are the CEO of a large oil company, you can't claim your soul as a business loss.'
'Before we start, has everyone shed their moral baggage?'
'Now hold on, Mike. You're talking about embezzlement! And unless I'm very mistaken, that's strictly prohibited in the company's employee handbook!'
'Why yes, the resume is a very important basis for who we hire.'
National Security Agency. "The unexamined life is not worth living." Entrance. I doubt they mean that in the same way Socrates did!
"My company sells military goods and information to unsavory characters around the world, and donates 100% of our profits to local charities!"
Car number plate reads - 'My multi-national corporation right or wrong.'
"Actually, sir, I’ve found that the shortest distance between two points is money."
Man losing his honesty
Larry's snout was as clean as a whistle...this made some a little edgy.
Nasty, Shady, and Gruesome equal Massive potential profits
'You US firms think that money can buy everything...but what price an you put on loyalty, integrity, how could you compensate me for losing my friends?'
'Your numbers are WAY off...I'd like to see them SLIGHTLY less off.'
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