Officials confirmed the upstanding Kohler, 24, will be based
out of the company's Lower Manhattan headquarters, working from within a small
cubicle strategically located in a remote corner of the building where he is
unlikely to have contact with his morally bankrupt coworkers.
"We are very pleased to welcome Mr. Kohler, who will be
adhering to the letter of the law in a workspace physically detached from the
rest of our firm's operations," public relations chief Richard Siewert
said during a press conference. "He'll be joining a select group of 33,000
talented individuals at Goldman Sachs as our sole employee not motivated purely
by the pursuit of obscene wealth at the expense of society."
"While Mr. Kohler won't be attending a single meeting
or influencing any of our business decisions, we're confident his acute sense
of professional integrity will prove a valuable asset," Siewert continued.
"He will technically be on our staff, collecting a paycheck, and that's
really all that counts." According
to Siewert, Kohler's unique values of fairness, honesty, and social
responsibility will be put to the test immediately,…
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