While we're all on analogies: Mac considers UNI to be his "family". He wants his kids to go through school, continue the successful program he's built with his "family", etc. etc. Basically, he wants to run the family business. But one day, the next door neighbor offers Mac 5 or 6 TIMES what his "family" has been paying him to run their business down the street. While he hates to leave his family, the neighbors are offering to make him a rich man in a matter of only a few years. Heck, even if his contract is terminated before his 4 or 5 years are up, he walks away with 4 or 5 MILLION$$$$! On a positive note, this competing company is many times larger than his family's, and with success, Mac could potentially become the CEO of a "company" that rivals Microsoft (Duke, North Carolina, Kansas, Illinois, etc. etc.). I think there are a lot of benefits to helping your "family" out, but if an offer is put in front of Mac that has 7+ figures in it, that's when we'll truely see how loyal he is to UNI. I think that Mac is a class act, but the smart move in this case is to move up the food chain. My heart says Mac would stay, but head says no way...




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