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Reminiscent of LBJ dictating to aides while on the toilet. A power play.

• mushufasa 4y ago
  He was a busy guy
• gernb 4y ago
  I don't know really anything about LBJ but different people come from different backgrounds. My father was raised that it was not important to close the door while pooping and he didn't. It wasn't a power play. It was just normal to him. Both his parents did it.
  • bigDinosaur 4y ago
    If you don't like something, but tolerate someone doing it because they're your manager, then it's really a manifestation of power whether or not that manager is aware of it. The alternative between equals is that they either viscerally disagree or they decide to not associate with each other.
    • P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y ago
      Or they tolerate it. I have a friend who breathes heavily when he eats. I fucking hate it. But he's been my friend since I was 16 (I'm now over 40). Is my friend exhibiting a power play, am I being subservient, or is it just two humans getting along with each other? Not everything is power politics.