The Heir/Tropical Soulvangelical/TSV doesn't make it a habit of getting me the Mentor/Happy Bachelor to talk about his workplace helping customers. But a verbal disagreement between one of the workers and one of the customers for him highlighted the importance of walking with principle and propriety and forsaking personal corruption. He's not going to get into any details as to who was right and who was wrong, but he perceived an importance among some of the customers at least that workers in general abide by a propriety that TSV as per walking with principle tries to adhere to every day of his working life. Not everybody agrees with that, because instead of doing one's best to follow instructions and expectations like TSV tries to, there's a tendency reflected by today's corrupt society to try to get away with -not- following instructions and expectations or doing one's due diligence accordingly. This is why he believes that the Judge Not decree is often misinterpreted. It's not about not having an opinion others may perceive as judgmental, as much as actually -carrying out judgment- is not the job of mere mortals. Only one can judge, so those people TSV sees running around in today's society saying things like "I can do anything I want," or "I can shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and no-one can stop me" will, in fact, be stopped accordingly. But TSV believes it's still within his right to take the position that they should not think for a second their lives are not being watched, as per the Holy Joe comic strip.