Everyone has issues. That sounds trite, but I mean it in a caring way. Him and you and me, we all have problems. Most of us, they don't manifest in such a way

Everyone has issues. That sounds trite, but I mean it in a caring way. Him and you and me, we all have problems. Most of us, they don't manifest in such a way. Sometimes the problems manifest in private ways that a company and its workers can absorb. Sometimes they manifest in public ways, or ways that emotionally or physically assault your clients or employees. It can really be total luck which circumstance happens when the problem manifests, but there are other people in the company who also need respect and to be cared for. Like I said at the start, those other employees have issues, too. I feel bad for the guy who had the psychotic break and has to be let go. I do. But other people also need help before you needlessly put them into stressful conditions; maybe that would be the last straw for their own psychotic break. (I am not a psychologist or psychiatrist.)