You are happy to be working as a controller in the headquarter for a company, and the owner and President of the company (the boss) trusts you enough to handle the businesss banking account, since you did, after all, get an A in your Foothill Accounting Ethics course. One day the boss hands you to a $225.00 receipt for dinner and entertainment from the night before. He explains it is for entertainment of a client dinner and the lounge at the bosss country club and wants you to cut him a check for reimbursement of the full amount of the receipt. Later that day, the bosss girlfriend stops by to pick up the boss for lunch. While waiting she talks to the receptionist and you clearly overhear the girlfriend say how much she enjoyed last nights dinner at the country club with the boss. Using what you learned from Chapter 2, what would you do, if anything? Explain your thought process. As stated in the Module Two Overview, GVV should not be a part of this discussion. Giving Voice to Values is a process conducted after an ethical decision has been made, and the issue here is how to make the ethical decision itself.