It's something Philip has considered a time or two, whether or not he might make more money passing along some pertinent information to the right person in Darrow, but that would be a one time windfall and being employed by Todd Chad leads to a permanent, very legal, and generous amount of money deposited into his account every two weeks. It would take a considerable one time sum -- or his eventual and inevitable boredom -- to change his mind.

It's only having been in poverty, though, very near to complete bankruptcy, that he's really come to appreciate what a steady job can offer him. And in the meantime, he keeps himself from growing bored with outside projects. All in all, it's a perfect arrangement for the time being.

"Are you offering?" he asks, amused, sincerely doubting that to be the case. "A lot of money to expose that whole operation? You're confident they're not paying me well enough to counter an offer like that."