The Job
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I ask.
“Oh yeah,” she says. “It’s actually good news for you. I’ve already sunk so much into the whole remodel that there’s no way it would be cost-effective for me to just fire your ass once and for all. So, even after this situation which you and your men caused by breaking into my store, letting the wrong guy quit while protecting the one who actually did it, yelling at me in front of my employees—”
“Hey, we both did that,” I interrupt.
Apparently my attempt at levity is not appreciated.
“The...n,”
she says, “to top it all off, you all but blackmail me into agreeing to do what you want me to do in the first place which, let’s face it, boils down to me covering your ass for a mistake you made, putting me in a position where I wasn’t in any way prepared to negotiate a business deal with one of the top clothing suppliers in New York, and I can’t fire you!”
“Hold on,” I tell her. “I know you’re upset, and I know it’s because of me, but will you just take a quick walk with me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ask.
“Oh yeah,” she says. “It’s actually good news for you. I’ve already sunk so much into the whole remodel that there’s no way it would be cost-effective for me to just fire your ass once and for all. So, even after this situation which you and your men caused by breaking into my store, letting the wrong guy quit while protecting the one who actually did it, yelling at me in front of my employees—”
“Hey, we both did that,” I interrupt.
Apparently my attempt at levity is not appreciated.
“The...n,”
she says, “to top it all off, you all but blackmail me into agreeing to do what you want me to do in the first place which, let’s face it, boils down to me covering your ass for a mistake you made, putting me in a position where I wasn’t in any way prepared to negotiate a business deal with one of the top clothing suppliers in New York, and I can’t fire you!”
“Hold on,” I tell her. “I know you’re upset, and I know it’s because of me, but will you just take a quick walk with me?
What to read after The Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Claire to read onlineMoreLess
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