 The first problem arises out of the simple fact that Janet Moore needs a job. Considering the fact that any position within Union Tobacco, Inc. does not even come close to being her dream job, Janet must realize that this may be her only job opportunity forthcoming. The one benefit of this job would be that J

anet might be able to help put a stop to advertising campaigns aimed exclusively towards younger children.

9. Snuff users are more than four times more likely to develop cancers of the mouth and fifty times more likely to develop specific cancers of the gum and inner cheek.

7. Young users who begin with the lower nicotine products graduate to the company’s best-selling brands.

 An alternative to the aforementioned “solution” would simply be to not take the job at all. This would mean no work or source of income for Janet Moore. This also means that someone without good intentions may end up with the job making the situation worse. Someone without concern for society as a whole or the youth of America may use any means necessary to be rich, happy and unsuccessful. As disgusting as this sounds it is most definitely what could possibly happen.

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