> Not if you turn it into a career, no. > Then you should have signed up for an undercover investigator position, drawing a normal salary, instead of assuming

> Not if you turn it into a career, no. > Then you should have signed up for an undercover investigator position, drawing a normal salary, instead of assuming your reporting will net you an income. That's your opinion. > It sounds like you're criticizing him here, but this is a good thing, It _is_ a good thing, even if it wasn't great for him. Lots of people do things that are ultimately less optimal than other paths. That being said, more scrutiny is better, regardless of the participation in specific programs that some people think is better suited.