Stop the rort, page-11

I believe that would be quite hard for Slick.

Goodwyn has a point to a degree.

When one is able to display a level of maturity needed, One is also able to conclude corruption is self-serving and does nothing to progress society as a whole.

Slick would not get it because he as a trader in my view shares the same traits regarding progression of our society, because he is in a self-serving occupation.

A mechanic can fix your car for a fee. Win win
A builder can build a house for a fee. Win win
A take away shop can make you a meal for a fee. Win win
Traders have nothing to offer but to self-serve.

It is no surprise Goodwyn message is lost on the common trader.

All my opinion only