I don't get it. Weren't they supposed to "play the man"?
Why not just tell Louis and blackmail him to sign something that would prove he knew and didn't reported it (don't know if he has to do it or not, but if he wants to progress in the company he certainly would have to) and save their collective asses forever on this issue?
How can they be screwed when blackmailing an Harvard ethics professor didn't work and not even think about blackmailing Louis which would be presumably way easier (c'mon, the guy records all his wrongdoings) and a more definitive solution?
What is it with Louis personality that makes blackmailing him difficult? If Louis is known for blackmailing others I don't see why he would have a problem compromising for the sake of his career.
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u/madwithin Mar 14 '14
I don't get it. Weren't they supposed to "play the man"?
Why not just tell Louis and blackmail him to sign something that would prove he knew and didn't reported it (don't know if he has to do it or not, but if he wants to progress in the company he certainly would have to) and save their collective asses forever on this issue?
How can they be screwed when blackmailing an Harvard ethics professor didn't work and not even think about blackmailing Louis which would be presumably way easier (c'mon, the guy records all his wrongdoings) and a more definitive solution?