Digging a bit deeper on the life of these two individuals, we will begin by taking a look at the life of George Stein’s life. George attended college, but only to make his parents happy, he followed the path that his parents wanted him to take. Everything that he has now, is it really what he wanted for himself? George dreamt of being a common man and wanted to marry Cathy. I’m aware our parents will usually always want what’s best for us. Does this mean our dreams have to be …show more content…
Refusing to do this action everyday he is introducing infections and diseases to his customers. On one side, at the point of discovering the creatures in the batch, he is a bit scared to tell his customers because this information can be leaked to the press and further bad publicity will take place for the business. This case would be considered to be an ethical dilemma. At this point I would refuse to sell another batch to a customer and explain the store will be closing for technical difficulties. Although this won’t help the customers that have already consumed the product, the question will be how to make them throw away the product without having the store get into legal issues. This dilemma mainly affects the customers, as mentioned earlier, Paul is in charge of sanitizing the pipes which the shake will run