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[mylord]

Ah, but the moon's promises...

Perhaps it will be the same in ten years.

No matter how much time passes, I will wait.

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[bloodytransport]

My, my, what optimism.

[mylord]

Yes.

What would become of my employees if I was not optimistic?

[bloodytransport]

One can rehire better help.

[mylord]

Many times have I carefully considered that notion and found I encounter a problem.

[bloodytransport]

That is too much of a shame. Good help is so hard to find these days.

[mylord]

I agree. That is why I will not replace them.

In their areas of expertise, I am afraid I would be hard-pressed to find better.

[bloodytransport]

Your opinion makes them sound like worthwhile people after all.

[mylord]

Even so, that is not a word I would use to describe them.

[bloodytransport]

You are contradicting yourself, sir.

[mylord]

Oh?

[bloodytransport]

If your employees are worthless, they cannot be the best out there. Which one is it?

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[mylord]

Oh dear. It seems you are putting words in my mouth.

You are correct. If an employee is worthless, they would be unable to be the best at anything.

[mylord]

Although you are incorrect in your assessment of my attitude. I will never call them worthwhile, but I understand this does not make them entirely worthless.

[mylord]

They are, however, very close to entirely worthless.

[bloodytransport]

A very interesting set of logic you present.

It sounds like you should look for better rounded employees. In what field do you employ?

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[mylord]

Unfortunately, it is an honest assessment.