You work for a company and discover that a major product line is defective. According to DeGeorge, in which scenario would whistleblowing be most likely to be permissible?

A modestly priced toy breaks after only a short period of use, and you report the issue to your immediate supervisor, and her supervisor, and both say to forget it$.$

A skin lotion causes a painful, lasting skin rash. You report it to your supervisor, who assures you the company is "addressing the issue."

An elliptical machine occasionally fails, sometimes causing ligament damage or fractures of the lower extremities. You report it to your immediate supervisor and the company omsbud, both of whom insist that the probability of injury is "industry standard."