Then go do that (assuming it is not against any of your morals or ethics).4.

@John Hamilton --questions that have the word "should" are business decisions or moral/ethical decisions.

Moral: Just do the right thing. 

Morals, beliefs, upbringing, opinion....all fun topics, but a legal argument they do not make.Good grief!

Please note that neither site is associated with my potential mentor or his lawyer.To be clear I recognize a distinction between what is legal and what is moral.

I do want to know whats going on.. and its on moral grounds..

When a woman becomes the President of the United States, it will be HUGE news.Women can do ANYTHING a man can do, but societal morals and mores have prevented woman from some fields. 

As a wholesaler if you don't tell at least 3 lies within your 1st two deal you won't be allowed in the wholesalers club.... j/k :-)Here's my nickel of knowledge: Whether its a little lie, big lie or slight bending of the truth, if you feel it compromises your morals to the point you can't live with yourself then by all means stay clear from it.

Everyone has their own moral compass to help them.

I play to contribute to office morale!