know better

If they didn’t, they know better now.

“They see this as something that can really boost their performance. They all know better performance equals bigger contracts. Better performance means more wins.”

You have guessed by now that this is a show full of confrontation and secrets and characters generally out of sorts; any happy interlude is liable to lead to an argument, any gathering to a fistfight or someone who should know better shooting their mouth off.

The scares are clever, particularly a teasing, agonizing bit where one locked-away killer punctures a door with a knife and characters who should know better keep peeping through the hole until we’re itching to shout that their eyes are in stabbing range.

They know better, and they're not doing anything.