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Actually they do have hard evidence of their trip to the drug lab (in the form of emails; voicemails possibly also; and very likely paper receipts from the lab
by kafkaesq 11y ago
Actually they do have hard evidence of their trip to the drug lab (in the form of emails; voicemails possibly also; and very likely paper receipts from the lab itself, if they haven't been thrown out).
More importantly, though -- you're doing better now, but your closing remarks are still backhanded and wishy-washy. Can't you just say:
"I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience; all I can say is that nothing like that has ever happened to me, or anyone at Pivotal I know, and I'd be very surprised if such a policy, if ever widely applied at Pivotal, were still in force anywhere in the company."
And leave it at that?
- jacques_chester 11y agoI've said all I'm going to say.
- anoonmoose 11y agoThat's not a reasonable thing to ask him to say in this situation. I don't know if you realize this, but you're just some random dude making a claim with nothing at all to back it up besides that you said it. You said there was info online, but haven't provided it. You said your acquaintance has hard evidence, but realistically we're all going to forget about this conversation before you ever actually provide it. Sorry dude, this is not a claim you're going to have taken seriously with the level of info you've provided.
- kafkaesq 11y agoBut realistically we're all going to forget about this conversation before you ever actually provide it. Thanks for your interest. But given that you're overtly trolling with that statement, I think I'll pass.
- Chris2048 11y ago2k too ACLU? Ask your friend to send you scans of the evidence, and do a good thing!