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So, DO IT
My advice: Do the quest and 'enjoy' the horrid story. If you get stuck in a BD remember to press X to exit it.
A lot of people complain about lack of content in the main story but for me I like the idea that I can tackle the main story as quickly as I want instead of forcing me to do these sorts of missions. In a worse game this would have been a required mission which would have just felt like "padding" to increase play time. Here the fact that it's a "take it or leave it" side quest is really cool. Because like I said the plot and the writing are strong. Strong enough to be something on it's own.
This is one of several examples of CDPR's side quests often being as memorable and well implemented (imho) as many other games' main quests.