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29 Grits Ain’t Groceries – Little Milton He sat me down opposite his desk, and I said, ‘John, this isn’t working.’ ‘How so?’ ‘I’m getting no help from your staff. They don’t trust me. Neither does your partner. He didn’t want me around from the get-go. And in his shoes, neither would I. It’s not good for worker/management relations.’ ‘You must’ve had tougher assignments.’ ‘Sure. But normally a few days’ research, or a week sitting in my car, pissing in a bottle, or even a few sore heads, does the trick. None of those works here.’ ‘I see.’ I could see he was disappointed in me, and that hurt. Don’t ask me why, it was just that I liked the bloke. I took out the cheque. ‘Thanks for this,’ I said, ‘but I can’t accept it. Can we tear it up, and call it quits?’ ‘If that’s how you want

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