Re: Brazilian expresso
I certainly wasnt trying to paint the waiter as a "loser". The point I
was trying to make was that when a person is forced to that degree
of sycophancy that a split occurs between his "self" and his
behavior, and that psychic damage inevitably occurs. I get the
same message from David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross".
B
Baerwald
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I certainly wasnt trying to paint the waiter as a "loser". The point I
was trying to make was that when a person is forced to that degree
of sycophancy that a split occurs between his "self" and his
behavior, and that psychic damage inevitably occurs. I get the
same message from David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross".
