Late in the Game-thread 6, maybe last in separated

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Lastly, PR in Sacramento stinks. The firm I worked for actually has an office here and the guy who heads it I used to work with back in the Chicago office. However, it's a one-person office that just deals with gov't affairs, not the practice I was in. I also don't think I want to go back into PR, the ethical side of it really bothered me and am glad to be out of it. If I could do product PR, it's better because really, who cares if you eat at McDonald's (my old client) or Burger King? But when I had to help prepare a program to help a power plant tell its 2000 employees they were going to close right before the holidays, it wore on me. Telling all these suits (who were upset it was closing) how to behave at press conferences and what to say to employees and the like to not show emotion just didn't sit well with me.