If a young person is picked up at a demonstration - who handles that?

If a young person is picked up at a demonstration - who handles that?

That's me. Why?

I'm just trying to get my bearings. And if someone gets picked up for... for moral misconduct? A homosexual, for instance?

Uh, no! Really, no. More theoretical. For orientation.

But to your question: Nonconformist behavior is on Meinhardt's table.

And... if someone is caught for violating the common social values at a demonstration?

Hypothetically speaking, of course.

You are asking questions, Schwarz. That depends on which offense outweighs the other.

But if you tell me the whole "hypothetical case" I can tell you exactly.

All right, but as I said, this is a fictional example, the idea comes from a movie.

So let's say that someone became conspicuous in the presence of homosexuals at an anti-system demonstration.

Is such a case on your desk or on Meinhardt's?

Interesting "film", Schwarz. That would probably be up to me. Because it was a demonstration.

What a strange question, Schwarz. An acquaintance of yours, huh?

Oh, another hypothetical, theoretical case...

What if I, as the owner of my office, am not there, but you need to get to one of my files?

Well, hopefully not so soon. You haven't been here long.

Uh, no. Why?

Why shouldn't you come to work, Schwarz?

Not that I have any experience in such matters.

And sometimes I'm in meetings. What do you have in mind, Schwarz?

Maybe I'll be sick one day ...?

But tell me, have you never locked yourself out of your home before?

There are lock picks downstairs by the doorman.

Get the lock pick, break in, take the file. It's easy.

That's why I never leave my files in the office. I take them with me.

Oh.

But don't worry, with the right leverage you always get what you want. Even without a lock pick.

Uh, yes, maybe. Thank you very much.

But that's enough gossip for now. You'd better get back to work.

Otherwise I might write this down.

So it's up to you. Are you always here?

Well, at night, of course, I'm at home.

You should do the same, Schwarz.

But maybe it helps for your hypothetical, fictitious case.

Practically anyone here could do it.