What we do is thankless work. It is hard and it is our job to place more faith in people than they do in themselves at times. It is necessary for us to fulfill our ideals.

I believe in a consistent and universal standard. Ryan PA had qualms with Vincent and threatened to refuse to work with him, communicate him "wash his hands" of him. I cited that would be trying to get something done, changed, etc. in the organization by means of threatening how the functions of the organization work. I cited it to him as a violation. The principle is the same. We all work for people until the last moment. If that means you tell him what you actually think, then it means that.

It is unbecoming of your tenure, experience, skillset, and motivations to be so quick to deny people the right to hear what you have to say, once you have already granted them your aid in the first place. That much is deserved, and you would be just to give. What we do is give, give, give.

I was as harsh with Matt as words could muster. I barred Harrison from everything and told him to renegotiate the ongoing cases. If it ends up being the case, I'll do the same with Wilson and encourage Austin to leave him to his own squalor should he refuse growth. I am responsible for these decisions and know we are people's last hope. If that means more chances, I accept it. If it means telling people the hard truth until the moment they themselves give up, then so be it. Tell people what you think, me too, but them especially. You're in a position to give.

Subject over.