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Where are these images from? Very cool!
Google...Tonight I am on my computer so I am able to easily do those functions. Makes a huge difference if I have a keyboard or not. Much faster with a keyboard.Where are these images from? Very cool!
You are so right. At least partly, I am sure there are some people who genuinely care, but often, not. You are clued in. Every corporation has their own 'identity' and workers best fall in line with the current thinking or else.
This is completely my abnormal take on the world-but this is how I envision most of corporate America.
Yeah-or else the bat people will get you!!workers best fall in line with the current thinking or else
Surprised me too. I didn't realize it was a trap until Pearson put it together. SK is incredibly talented to show the different layers in his story. The smokers, the corporate goons, the innocent yet deceived, the trusting, the power hungry, the regular people and a very strange situation. As always, refuge in a bookstore.Gosh-I don't know. The last few pages really surprised me. I had a hunch about Pearson's uneasiness, but not until it almost played out. I always like SK's descriptions of people in their everyday lives put in surreal circumstances.
YES-I didn't think about that!! Great observation!As always, refuge in a bookstore.
I felt there was something amiss when Pearson was getting increasingly uneasy, while everyone else was in awe of the speaker. Yet, I thought that his incessant watch checking had something to do with smoking, and not a possible double cross.Surprised me too. I didn't realize it was a trap until Pearson put it together. SK is incredibly talented to show the different layers in his story. The smokers, the corporate goons, the innocent yet deceived, the trusting, the power hungry, the regular people and a very strange situation. As always, refuge in a bookstore.
I felt there was something amiss when Pearson was getting increasingly uneasy, while everyone else was in awe of the speaker. Yet, I thought that his incessant watch checking had something to do with smoking, and not a possible double cross.