The store is closing, and Marcus, a loss prevention associate, is heading home - until he spots a woman concealing something. Marcus's office is monitored by camera and the company policy is clear: all shoplifters are to be prosecuted. Marcus stops the woman as she walks toward her car and her baby and brings her to his office. If Marcus turns her over to the police, she will surely lose her baby. If Marcus releases her, he is likely to lose his job - and his ability to put food on his family's table.—Anonymous

Closing time at the supermarket - Marcus, a loss prevention associate, is going home, but returns to his office for his keys. Gina arrives in the parking lot with a hungry baby - in a hasty but necessary decision, Gina enters the store to find food for her baby, and conceals baby formula in her purse. Marcus notices Gina on the store camera and must do something - Marcus himself is monitored by camera in his office, and the policy is clear: all shoplifters are to be prosecuted - no exceptions. Marcus brings Gina to his office. If Marcus turns Gina over to the police, authorities will be called and Gina will surely lose her baby. If Marcus releases Gina, he faces losing his job - and the ability to put food on his family's table.—J.P. McGill