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And everyone recognizes that it's Tom's voice, and they all now know that he's the snitch.

So now, Keith feels that it's time to confront Tom.

So he brings the tape to the control room where Tom is stationed.

And he busts in, and he plays it right in front of him and another coworker.

And Tom, he just sits there, stunned.

He doesn't know what to say.

All he can do is quietly admit that, yeah, it was him, in fact, who called the police.

Now, by this point, it's not just Keith who's upset at Tom.

It's actually a bunch of his co-workers.

Because here's the thing.

All of these guys are part of a union.

And there's apparently some unwritten code in their union that you don't snitch on a fellow union member.

So pretty quickly, Tom's co-workers start giving him sh**.

I just can't believe you did that.

You're lucky you didn't do that to me.

And at some point, Tom has to do his job and change the paper roll in one of the machines.

And not long after, he gets cornered by Keith and some other guys.

And these guys are still pissed.

And they're shaking the tape in his face, and they're shouting at him, and they're calling him a snitch or a rat or whatever.

And I don't know if Tom is talking trash back or just not apologizing enough for Keith,