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Gov is back!

Shunned by a failed relationship of his own doing, Gov embarks on a new, more ambitious mission to “help” an entire group of early careerists seeking to establish themselves.

This time, “Gov” works hilariously to create and manipulate a crisis to entrap and control people and ensure their dependency. Will “Gov”’s intrusive scheming last and doom people to uncertain and desperate lives? Can an entire community see through “Gov”’s folly and set a new course for success?
How Much Will Gov Cost you?
Your College Tuition Your Rent Is Too High Shouldn’t Healthcare Be Portable? How Is Government Involved in Your Privacy?