Worker and Slacker and Mr. Puppet

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Rachels: Why does Rachels discuss Worker and Slacker?
In discussing the concept of desert, Rachels employs the contrasting cases of Worker and Slacker. By juxtaposing these two characters, Rachels elucidates how past actions can render an individual either deserving or undeserving of a given outcome. Through this illustration, Rachels successfully conveys the significance of the notion of the desert. Rachels' argument in favor of Worker's promotion is compelling. Worker has exhibited exemplary behavior within the company, consistently going the extra mile in terms of work responsibilities and time commitment.
Conversely, Slacker's work ethic appears subpar, as he has been known to shirk additional duties and leave ...