I could support that 100%, I just know that the best way is to lead by example as it’s more likely to get results. To clarify, I mean if 5 people are sitting in a room of all the same standing and one is taking advantage where the others are not then the others continue to do business as usual and choose to not do business or associate, support, or interact at all with the other individual. This would set the standard of what is accepted and if an individual wishes to interact with their community at any level they must adhere to the cultural business norms. Further, the tenant side should steer clear of those individuals and spend their time and money with the fair members. This would bleed the others resources only allowing those who follow the community to prosper.