How does the text contrast the effects of bad company with the benefits of satsang?

The teachings in Chapter 10 present a stark contrast between bad company and satsang. Bad company is described as entirely false, an 'abode of great miseries' that leads you astray and cuts off your happiness. It is so detrimental that the text asks who besides Sainath or a Sadguru can remove its effects. In direct opposition, satsang is presented as the ultimate purifier. It is considered faultless, 'making every limb and part pure.' By engaging in satsang, bad company is destroyed, the mind delights in an unattached state, and one is set firmly on the spiritual path.