What is Right, What is Wrong, Short Version

[0:00]What is right, what is wrong? A story of ethics and humanity. Andy walked into his home office, starting another ordinary day. Coffee in hand, world at his feet. Years of hard work surrounded him. Awards, achievements, memories. He hummed his favorite tune. The screen flashed an urgent message. And his lovely days suddenly was not so lovely. It was cold, certain, final. The screen filled with a face Andy had never wanted to see. A detailed productivity report stared back at him. Every minute logged, every recession flag. Nothing had been private. How are they able to capture these images? Hands are trembling and mind is racing. Slowly, Andy's eyes lifted towards the wall. The painting seen for years, but never truly noticed. The truth hit him like a freight train. They always had the camera on. And his blood ran cold. He launched towards the laptop. Eyes blazing, voice shaking towards the wall. He refused to be silent. This was not just about his job, it was about dignity and his rights. Miles away, a man named Gerald stood in glow of a 100 screens, watching Andy's every move. Don't tell me what is right and what is wrong. We got all the slackers. Days later, headlines spread across newspapers, social media and all the major news channel. Now you decide. The answer is not that simple, but humanity has still work to do. Who is right, who is wrong? And let's choose what is right.