This is a question from the chapter business ethics. BOOK NAME IS Business: Legal, ethical and global environment $12$th edition.

So this is the sceneio: Paul Backman is the head of the purchasing department for L$.$ A$.$ East, one of the $$Baby Bells$$ that came into existence after the divestiture of AT&T$.$ Mr$.$ Backman and his department purchase everything for the company, from napkins to wires for equipment lines.

S$.$ C$.$ Rydman is an electronics firm and has been a major supplier for L$.$ A$.$ East since $1984.$ Rydman is also the cosponsor of an exhibit at Wonder World, a theme park in Florida.

Rydman$$s vice president and CFO, Gunther Fromme, visited Mr$.$ Backman in his office on April $3,2004.$ Rydman had no bids pending at that time, and Mr$.$ Fromme told Mr$.$ Backman that he was there $$for goodwill.$$ Mr$.$ Fromme explained that Rydman had a block of rooms at Wonder World because of its exhibit there and that Mr$.$ Backman and his group could use the rooms at any time, free of charge.

Should Mr$.$ Backman and his employees use the block of rooms? Why or why not? Please tell me the answer from the book scenerio