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What’s wrong with forcing young subordinates to do personal by ACross
Work in off hours? It’s no worse than firing old guys because you can hire young guys for cheaper. And then you can tell this guy or that to consume various quantities of bags of dicks, and reference former quarterbacks who fell into disfavor vis a vis Brian Kelly. After all, some here were critical of some of the things Heisler was trotted out to say over the years, so therefore of course we must have believed he was just as evil others believed that Dayne Crist was.
After all, one should defend Swarbrick and Kelly, no matter how ridiculous their conduct may be.