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Inconsiderate

Whatever happend to having manners and people not behaving in an inconsiderate way? For example, how many times are you at the groc...

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30 Apr
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Janitor

I recently saw a video from Dahr Mann about a janitor.  He worked in an office cleaning on a daily basis. Three other men worked th...

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14 Nov
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Spoiled Adult

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Many children grow up to become a spoiled adult.  Frequently, the fault lies with the parents.  They allow the child to do whatever...

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