Is it Worth Climbing a Ladder of Broken Dreams?

Well, the boys have really done it this time. The Loan Sharks came and took most of the studio... and Alphonso’s spine. This major setback throws the boys into an early midlife crisis in which they all share what they would have done differently, or the course of action they should have taken to avoid such a scatastrophe. The boys need to make their money back, so they discuss the implications of some less-than-favorable business practices in order to cut costs while simultaneously making bigger returns, such as, hear them out, child labor, nickel and dime pay for the employees, or perhaps artificial food dyes to make products look more appealing? They’re just reading from the playbook of major American corporations, surely you dear viewer won't think to boycott them. Anywho, although the boys are in a bit of a rough spot financially, at least they aren’t as deep in a hole as Long John Silvers. After doing some extremely quick research, the boys cannot fathom how such a company is still operating. The boys are now weighing their options. So between total bankruptcy like fast food fish, and astonishing success from child labor and exploitation like Nestle, which do you think is the more favorable choice? Let’s see which choice the boys make on this week’s Episode of the Scat Cast.