Brad suddenly has a change of heart.

Hit by a sudden realisation that people deserve their privacy, that fellow humans should be protected and respected, and he's behaved like a jerk for years, Brad feels overwhelmed with a deep sense of shame.

Being the man he is, he decides to act on it.

He gets down to the car park, grabs the "numerous boxes", and within minutes he's piled them in front of the door. He drops a post-it on it that says "sorry, had something urgent come up", rings the bell, and goes away.

Minutes later, he's at Church, confessing. Days later, he's getting invested in the local community. Weeks later, his strong human skills make him a household name to the people of the neighbourhood. Months later, he's elected into the city government, focusing on improving education in the poorer areas. A few years later, settled down with a brilliant lawyer, he's running for the Senate as one of the youngest people ever to enter its hallowed halls... and wins.