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"Project much?" Guilty as charged. "How do you know that she hasn't?" Well then that's a pox on his house for not bringing up that very important point in a
by larrys 14y ago
"Project much?"
Guilty as charged.
"How do you know that she hasn't?"
Well then that's a pox on his house for not bringing up that very important point in a discussion related to how much he admires her when discussing business.
"You think that you do and you think that she's doing it wrong...."
My issue isn't at all with the cleaning lady. It's with the specific example of using the cleaning lady to make this point:
"She’s been doing it some twenty-odd years, and that’s just an incredible success story. To me that’s far more interesting than a tech company"
I don't even think he really means that actually. I fail to see what makes that "far more interesting than a tech company".