orders are orders

This thing or things must be done because a person of authority has commanded it, even if it or they are unpleasant to do. Look, I don't like having to decide who's going to lose their job, but orders are orders, and we have to let someone go.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Isaura	ee-SOW-rah (Spanish)	Portuguese, Spanish, Late Roman
Hathor	HAHTH-awr (English)	Egyptian Mythology (Hellenized)
Fadila	-	Arabic
Cortney	KORT-nee	English
Renate	re-NAH-tə (German), rə-NAH-tə (Dutch)	German, Dutch, Norwegian
Jozefa	YO-ze-faw (Hungarian)	Hungarian, Slovene