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If you can't imagine you could be wrong, what is the point of democracy? And if you can't imagine how or why others think differently, then how could you tolerate democracy?
- Deborah Meier, highlighted in "A More Beautiful Question"
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Are you free Tuesday?
Me: yes free between 9-11am.
Ok, great!
*doesn’t send invite*
Calls Tuesday at 11:45.
How do these people function?
It shocks me the amount of neighborhood posts complaining about cars getting broken into when 99% of the time it could be solved by PARKING IN YOUR GARAGE.
The best season ticket salespeople play on Sundays. And they’re terrible.
I have never so much negativity from a fan base about a brand new stadium before. Not a good start for the "New" Nissan Stadium.
@Titans y'all better have some sharks out there as your ticket sales reps.
If there is one thing I will teach my kids it is JUST ASK THE QUESTION DIRECTLY ON TEAMS,
No need for a "how are you" ...I'm not responding to that.
Trinidad is the most overrated QB in the country.
These are the Top 15 Quarterbacks in College Football Right Now.
This is purely my opinion. Who am I sleeping on?
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Explain how having non-conference referees would end the conflict. Oh, suddenly the SEC referees favor the lower-ranked team.
There is perceived conflict either way.
I've received quotes that were outrageous from people driving 25 year old trucks with bald tires.
If the quote is reasonable and you do quality work, I couldn't care less what you drive.
Look… I think Cybertrucks are cool. I like Teslas, I owned one. But… I think they’re one of the worst vehicles you can pick to put company graphics on, and it’s becoming common to see.
Your company vehicle choice goes beyond what’s cool, what’s needed, or what saves money on fuel.
It also needs to align with what a customer expects to see pull in their driveway. Your choice makes a first impression of your business.
If you sell high end custom home cinema experiences, sure… get a Cybertruck, but for everyone else… no.
I know you can get these relatively affordably now, but most people still see Tesla as a luxury brand. Would you buy a roof from someone who shows up to give you a quote driving a Lamborghini? Probably not. You’d be pretty suspicious of their price.
Seems like an extreme example, but to non car people, they know excess and practical. Tesla is still seen as excess.
They’re cool trucks, but they don’t match what I’d expect someone to drive who shows up to quote my roof, lawn, or patio.











