TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9, 2010
DAMAGE CONTROL
BE A MAN

A stranger hurls an insult at your girlfriend while you two are enjoying a date. Should you defend her honour or ignore the fool? William Morassutti and Veronika London discuss the finer points of the code as they compare the new school to the old school.
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THE CASTING COUCH

A man's flirtations with a potential employee are getting serious and he's uncertain about whether or not to "close the deal." Would it be an abuse of power? TORO's William Morassutti seeks out a woman's perspective from Damage Control co-host Veronika London.
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BABE OR GOLD DIGGER?
An actor writes in to say that he broke up with a beautiful woman because he didn´t think she´d be interested in him were it not for his career. Is it a sap-like move? At first glance, both Damage Control columnist and TORO´s William Morassutti say "yes." But they do caution about the gold digger.
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EXTRA SHARP
Carrying a weapon on the streets -- necessary precaution or foolish overreaction? That´s the question that TORO´s William Morassutti asks David Eddie, our resident expert on these and other life matters. The gavel doesn´t strike hard on this topic, but in the age of iPod and mobile theft, the ability to stand your ground is more valuable than ever.
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BULLY TALK
What should you do if your kid is being bullied at school? In this day and age, say Damage Control columnist David Eddie and TORO´s William Morassutti, there´s not much you can do. Do you meet with the parents? They´re likely the root of the problem. But dealing with a bully is a good lesson to learn early in life - they aren´t just in the schoolyard.
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TO TOKE OR NOT TO TOKE
You´re at a party at your boss´s house and a joint is being passed around. What do you do? Damage Control columnist David Eddie and William Morassutti both agree that you have to be true to yourself. But maybe not too true if a promotion to V-P is at stake.
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STEP UP FRIEND
When a buddy´s social drinking is heading into problem territory, Damage Control columnist David Eddie says you have to step up and say something. True friends don´t just disappear when the going gets tough. He isn´t a fan of the concept of the intervention and advocates trying a more delicate approach.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS
A French man is surprised when his Canadian wife flips out after discovering he´s having an affair. In France, he says, it´s simply understood. Where does Damage Control columnist David Eddie stand on the issue of extra-marital affairs? He tells TORO´s William Morassutti that it´s time for Frenchie to assimilate if he intends to stay married.
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