.. I mean still, a guy with so big of a god complex that he has a literal preacher?
That's.....?
I mean c'mon that's messed up.
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[ Scratching her head ]
That's a sin . . .
But you did say it was a within company thing, not an everyone thing, from how you phrased it!
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It's the way they present them that's really fuck'n weird.
Also kinda skipping over the fact that they LITERALLY want us to treat one of their employees like an actual god.
I wasn't exagerating about that, I mean they actually want us to treat this man like a god.
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. . . .
Well, I don't like them utilizing Biblical terms, but I don't really understand.
All companies have their rules. Some more serious than others
If people choose to work under those rules, then it's fine, yeah?
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Oh, not THOSE commandments.
You see, some shitty corporate company called 'Vought' made up these 'commandments' for the company.
It's 'Treat our favorite employee like a literal god' and 'Don't idolize any hero that we don't own.'
... Stupid shit like that.
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Adultery is a commandant.
Did they not teach that to you in Bible school?
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.... What?
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Please don't cheat on your wife.
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I think I'm gonna break all ten commandments again.
