What an idiotic post. I have never seen any positive correlation whatsoever between fidelity in marriage and someone's business trustworthiness. Unless this guy

What an idiotic post. I have never seen any positive correlation whatsoever between fidelity in marriage and someone's business trustworthiness. Unless this guy has some very convincing evidence, what he says is moralising nonsense. In fact in my experience the very opposite is true! I have friends who have gotten married; I know all about their personal lives, of course. The ones who've cheated are the risk-takers who get what they want. I would trust them over the scared little lifer accountants anyday. And I have never doubted their loyalty as friends, nor have I ever been given any reason to. These things just do not cross over like that. Marriage is a complex institution. A man's sex drive is also complex. Drawing these simplistic conclusions is arrogant, insulting and holier-than-thou. I bet he doesn't invest in atheists, either, for some similar BS rationale.