Typically I am one to support ethical and moral activity, and I am not sure if Mark's performance violates that or not, but from his explanations, I actually would not argue that he is wrong.

I placed an advertisement in CL ( Illinois) for a cleaning serviceand had nine people contact me,but only three showed up for estimates.Now I was down to three people and hired one, but guess what they never showed up to do the work.Then I proceed to contacted next person from my estimates, so the moral is to build a list of service people.

I suppose I'm reaching out for some moral support. 

We called his captain (moral terpitude and all) and got lip service not much else..

My question is not about his morals, that is up to you.

Okay, some people simply have no morals, I get that, they also can't understand ethical matters unless there is a dollar in it for them, I get that too.

If the person has kids, my morals would kick in, so if the HVAC people couldn't get out there till say Friday, I may go take a window unit over.

Thanks for listening @Jose Morales !

Not to mention that it just smells of being morally dicey and not the most ethical thing to do.

This will put pressure on Rep leaders in KY to show who they really side with.... farmers/economy/reality (considering KY is a perfect place to grow this stuff) or generally unfounded claims centered around morality etc.