Title: Judy MacLeod Kicks Out the Miners for Being Too Western Fade in: INT. BOARDROOM - DAY Judy MacLeod, the newly appointed CEO of a mining company, is having a meeting with her executives. She's dressed in a business suit and looks determined to make some changes. JUDY MACLEOD: (with authority) Gentlemen, these are challenging times for our company. We've been losing money and our employees are not performing up to our expectations. EXECUTIVE 1: (nodding) Yes, that's true. We need to find a way to increase our profit margins and motivate our workers. EXECUTIVE 2: (in agreement) I suggest we implement stricter policies and enforce them rigorously. JUDY MACLEOD: (getting an idea) I have a better way. We need to get rid of the Western influence in our company. (pauses) Starting with the miners. EXECUTIVE 1: (surprised) What do you mean? JUDY MACLEOD: (explaining) We have too many miners who are influenced by Western culture. They dress differently, act differently, and don't take their work seriously. They're a liability to our company. EXECUTIVE 2: (confused) But they're our best miners. We can't just kick them out. JUDY MACLEOD: (firmly) We can and we will. We'll replace them with local, more traditional workers who understand our culture and work ethic. We need to send a message that we won't tolerate any Western influence in our company. EXECUTIVE 1: (skeptical) But that will lead to protests and bad publicity. JUDY MACLEOD: (confidently) I'm not worried about that. We have to do what's best for our company. (pauses) Are you with me? EXECUTIVE 2: (hesitant but nods) Yes, I suppose so. EXECUTIVE 1: (reluctant but also nods) I guess we have no choice. JUDY MACLEOD: (smiling) Excellent. We'll start implementing these changes immediately. Fade out.