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Right, alas. That's why I like Alpine so much. I met three authorized dealers, all three totally passionate about the brand and the car. They know everything. [nt]
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I see this all in aspects of child development. Check this out...this happened this week:
Backstory: After our youth football (soccer) team scored to make the result 7-0, our coach instructed the kids not to score anymore (this was not mandatory...he did it so as to not further run up the score). Well, our kids' instinct is too push forward so...
Losing is ok...
It doesn’t make you a loser. It give you a goal that’s rooted in realism.
Standards have fallen down the drain...
Just called the Porsche dealer today, the receptionist answering the phone was incompetent and the Finance person couldn't even quote warranty prices in a competent manner.
It's likely a culture problem. In America, some people in certain jobs that they view as temporary really don't take pride of ownership.
I expect my watch salesperson to know a fair amount about the watch. Go to some of the "best" dealers in America and I doubt half the sales staff know what anglage and perlage is.
I think the right way to handle this is
If I am a coach and my team wins 7-0 so it is nearly impossible to reverse the result I would give minutes to the players that usually are sat. If, even with that, my team keeps on scoring I do not have a problem. The other team has a problem. They must i...
When I was a boy (now 53,) I committed the mistake to say at home that the teacher had scolded me.
I got nothing but an additional scolding. Times have changed.
Haha - very good! You look for the details, obviously!
😁😉 (Ooops - the 1000th, saw it at this moment!)
Is this the time and place to tell the story of Dad . . .
. . . and the ping-pong paddle? With sandpaper, no less?
At this pandemic time
school or whatever international grading give student an easy pass
