In a corporate setting, a conversation unfolds about the Park Street Apartments, owned by Michael Goodman, who is a year behind on his payments. The bank executives plan to demolish the apartments to build a chemical plant, showing their prioritization of profit over the lives of the tenants. Despite a new law requiring a three-day notice for eviction, the executives coldly decide to proceed with the eviction, highlighting themes of corporate power, legal and ethical dilemmas, and the human impact of their decisions. This scenario underscores the lack of empathy in business practices when it comes to vulnerable residents facing displacement.