Thanks, that story made my day. If they hadn't cancelled Boston Legal, you could have sold them a script.
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Thanks, that story made my day. If they hadn't cancelled Boston Legal, you could have sold them a script.
that was a funny story. I'm glad you "won" the case.
need to spread XP around some, otherwise +1.
Thunderfoot
Hero
"Your honor, I move for a mistrial on grounds that the defending attorney is taking advice from his client."
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"Your honor, I move for a mistrial on grounds that the defending attorney is taking advice from his client."
Objection: it was sound advice, your Honor.
Glad to make so many so happy!
Relique du Madde
Adventurer
My point was that you should not assume that 100% of one profession (or an other) are (dis)honest because people will behave in a manner that is to in accordance to what they believe is in their person's best interest (even if only in the short term) at the time.
A reporter may write a story to make it look like Amazon was no air conditioning in a warehouse when in truth they had woeful inadequate air conditioning. The same author may say that the workers are only temporary or say they are seasonal hires which changes the perception of how long the employees were to be hired for. The problem is that people interpret news stories differently depending on how it is written and which facts the author of the report decides to highlight. So sadly, it is possible to give a story that is factually correct, while being deceitful in the the process.
A reporter may write a story to make it look like Amazon was no air conditioning in a warehouse when in truth they had woeful inadequate air conditioning. The same author may say that the workers are only temporary or say they are seasonal hires which changes the perception of how long the employees were to be hired for. The problem is that people interpret news stories differently depending on how it is written and which facts the author of the report decides to highlight. So sadly, it is possible to give a story that is factually correct, while being deceitful in the the process.
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