The best solution in swapping places for all parties is unethical, but in practical terms it is in the subject's best interests that people who were injured during the film they had to make it come out on top. The worst thing would have been if the employees had been caught for insider trading because they had done something illegal. The Bad Apple states that managers should look for the bad apples in their employees, but does not specify whether the managers themselves are the bad apples. One of the Dukes brothers who thought that education is a determining factor in a person's success is only part of the equation that nature needs because otherwise the individual can easily turn into a bad apple simply by feeding off the fact that his environment has changed. From the virtue perspective, the bad apple theory explains that people have a predisposition to behave ethically or unethically. At trading posts, Valentine and Winthrope both entered the business by acting ethically. The change from their ethical to unethical behavior was due to the behavior of their superiors. They were turned into unethical behavior by the terrible work environment of their bosses. The theory in turn is very similar to the topic of trading places because the topic describes how people who are good in their own way can turn into bad people in terms of doing the right thing