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WWBTD? [What Would Beer Thursday Do?]
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In a rare serious conversation about a serious topic, our brave do-gooders of do-goody-goodiness, discuss a few scenarios and decide whether or not they would do the right thing.
What would you do in these situations?
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Here's what our house elf, Artie, says about this episode.
In this round of Beer Thursday, the hosts engage in deep discussions about scenarios that challenge one's ethics and willingness to help others. They explore various situations, such as how to assist somebody in distress, the challenges of dealing with homelessness, and the ethical considerations of helping someone directly versus the potential of enabling harmful behaviors. Additionally, they discuss the importance of standing up for others in scenarios of discrimination or unfair treatment, like job interviews where appearance may unjustly affect someone's employment prospects. The conversation also delves into personal experiences and thoughts on the importance of actions and intentions in helping others, highlighting scenarios from the "What Would You Do?" TV show as examples for their discussions.
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