All My Sons Lesson Plan

When George says that Keller is the kind of boss who knows how many minutes a day his workers spend on the toilet, what is he implying? Given this information, do you think it's possible that Keller is guilty of what George is accusing him of? Explain.

The implication here is that Keller is a very attentive and strict boss. As such, logically, it would seem impossible that something could happen in his business without him knowing about it. If he knows the amount of time employees spend in the bathroom, how could he not know that airplane parts were being shipped out at substandard quality? Whether or not students side with George here, students should be able to...