Feb. 9, 2012
There's an old French adage "to never bullshit a bullshitter".
Every now and again, my life's path intersects with someone who wants me to believe something -- like somewhere they once worked. My natural instinct is to believe that person; right up to the point where facts collide with a person's emotional needs.
When you're going to try to pass a story (usually for self-aggrandizement) that you worked in the World Trade Center, consider two possibilities:- That you may be in the presence of those of us who actually did...
- That your audience might actually know how to use a search engine.
Be advised that your emotional need to create drama and drive the focus toward yourself...
- Is sad, pathetic and annoying
- Is disrespectful to everyone we ALL lost
- Make sure that when you give me a floor # and company name..
- That you can remember a feature or two about the place
- That "your employer" actually existed there at the time!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tenants_in_One_World_Trade_Center
Or how about this? Why don't you just introduce yourself to me... tell the truth... and let me make an assessment as to whether I'd like to spend more time with you without insulting my intelligence or worse, displaying utter contempt for the people who legitimately suffered or sacrificed on and since that day?
