First let me say that I'm not a fan of reality television. The few shows I've watched are a study in personal interactions designed for sadist voyeurs who feed on ridicule, caustic behavior, and individual pain. That being said, my point is clearly illustrated in a new show "Does Someone Have To Go", a classic example of why I have such disdain for reality tv.Sarah Hepola, Bloomberg Business Week offers a quick synopsis of the first three episodes:
Velocity Merchant Services, a credit card processing company (is) owned by a woman named Dema who somehow decided it would be smart to hire several family members for key positions, shame her teammates for their (not clearly articulated) failures, inflame them with a battery of “who sucks the most” exercises, and film all of this for public enjoyment.
