[ obviously, he can relate to that, too. When he'd found out Passione was trafficking drugs, he'd put his head down and pretended it wasn't happening until Giorno appeared. This isn't so different, save for the fact that Abbacchio's ties to the casino are presumably far weaker than Bucciarati's were to Passione. ]

You have to decide how much hypocrisy you can tolerate.

[ he won't confirm or deny what Abbacchio says, because he feels fairly certain that Abbacchio will adhere to his judgement, "friendly input" though it may be. ]

This is dirty business, and whatever choice you make - leaving or staying - it's not going to get cleaner. It's not our mess to begin with. All you get to control is when you wash your hands of it. I'm sure Giorno knows that, too. [ he folds his arms. ] Understand?