You can't trust it when it isn't either. Firms are not obligated to be "trusted" (although the argument to do so as beneficial for business is an easy one to

You can't trust it when it isn't either. Firms are not obligated to be "trusted" (although the argument to do so as beneficial for business is an easy one to make), and one should expect dirty pool at any juncture where the cost-benefit is seen as favorable.