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Today's theoretical question:<BR>Imagine you are a single female employee. You are at work in the office and you sprain your ankle. It's not life-threatening but it looks bad, is very swollen, might be broken. Everyone agrees that it should be looked at right away.<P>However, instead of calling your emergency contact phone number, your boss, a married man who you like very much, offers to carry you to the parking lot and drive you to the ER in his car. Your ankle hurts. What do you do? <BR>

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Put ice on it. <P><B>Have someone accompany you and your boss on your trip to the emergency room.</B> <P>

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Have a female co-worker take you instead. The injured female can say they would be more comfortable with a female co-worker.<P>Of course we know hypothetics are based on something so it could be handled numerous ways. But if the single femal and married man wanted to be together it wouldnt matter.


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