Asshole prospects - try to take their money, or sign up their competition?

Sometimes when I get an asshole prospect, I try harder to win them because it feels good to take their money. But sometimes I want another different kind of revenge and I want to help their competitors instead. What's your default?

What to do with asshole prospects?

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Take their money Help their competition Steaming pile of shit on their doorstep Move on

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WR Officer

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Money. Always money. But if they're straight up disrespectful as opposed to aloof/cocky, I tend to move on.

CuriousFox

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Yup. Sexually harrass me and I'll bury you.

SADNES5

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Win. Take the bank, pass off the relationship to someone else.

Coffeesforclosers

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Crush them. Get that cash

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Asshole prospects - try to take their money, or sign up their competition?

What to do with asshole prospects?

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