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They're pulling rank - They're
very mean to people in
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irrational ways - It's like getting nibbled
to death by
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ducks - They think they are far, far
superior - No matter
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what experiences you've had, they try to hurt
your
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feelings, or fill you with fear - People
who try to be other
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than they are, never like people who are what
they are.
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"You said something different
yesterday."
—Without changing.
—1. Yes. 2. No. 3. After
Halloween. 4. I was wrong.
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"Well, you see, now? That's a different
story
you're telling now."
—Thank you!
—Let's forget it! – I can
see you're not serious.
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"What do you mean, he was coming
at you?"
—It's insane.
—He must have been drunk.
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"In your dreams."
—That's possible.
—You won't regret it.
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Feeling threatened or abandoned, they suddenly
turn on
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you - They cut short the conversation,
or abruptly
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change course - It's a good time
to ask for a raise!
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"How do you ask for a raise?"
—Good advice.
—How about a raise? Don't you think
I deserve it?
I think I've been doing really good.
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"You almost
ran over that guy, but who cares?"
—Anything less?
—I'll watch for that.
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"I think you should apologize.
—Really tragic.
—With or without laces? ...
I apologize to all the shoes.
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"IDIOT!"
—VERY LIMITED.
—YOU'RE THE EXPERT!
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