Juice Disgusted by Good Old Boys

So, interviews today went well. There was one place that was terrible, though. Ugh. Total good-ol'-boys club. Two middle-aged guys, blah blah blah. One of the guys said, "Yeah, it's pretty common in our firm for us to go out, talk about baseball, talk about football, then say, 'Hey, what do you four guys think about X?'" Um...OK. Pretty macho, whatever. Then they said, basically, "So, will you be able to set aside your social justice ideals to make our big business clients happy?" What? WHAT? I told them the two weren't mutually exclusive, that they were taking a pretty Aristotelian approach to the law if they think that there is no social good to be achieved in counseling large businesses, that social good can be achieved in all areas of law, and that a large firm actually is in a unique position to lead to greater public good because of their resources to do pro bono work and affect public policy. Well, I said more than that, and think I may have shamed them a bit, because as soon as I had finished they backpedaled some and said "Oh, yeah, that's totally what we do, our lawyers are very involved in pro bono work, and we take a very proactive approach to counseling our clients...." Blah blah blah. Whatever. Jerks. Would have been a good time to ask if they would let me bring my nine to the job.