The Job
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Lizzie said.
“The guy is no bluffer,” I said.
“He’s into power, right?”
“Thrives on it. Needs it-like a junkie needs crack.”
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“If the magazine loses the entire GBS account, and I’m held responsible .. .”
“You’re not going to lose GBS. You’re an essential outlet for their product. They need you as much as-” “He’s a vindictive sonofabitch, Lizzie.”
“I promise you, after Christmas, once he’s cooled d...own a bit, he’s going to have no choice but to do business with you again. I mean, if he does boycott CompuWorld, his superiors at GBS will eventually begin to notice that they’re not advertising in your magazine. And when they bring it up, what’s he going to say?
“Oh, I reneged on a contract with CompuWorld, so that nasty Ned Allen showed up on my doorstep and embarrassed me into doing the deal. But I got him back by deciding that we should stop advertising in his magazine.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lizzie said.
“The guy is no bluffer,” I said.
“He’s into power, right?”
“Thrives on it. Needs it-like a junkie needs crack.”
“Well, this is just Ted Peterson’s way of letting you know who, in his mind, has the bigger dick.”
“If the magazine loses the entire GBS account, and I’m held responsible .. .”
“You’re not going to lose GBS. You’re an essential outlet for their product. They need you as much as-” “He’s a vindictive sonofabitch, Lizzie.”
“I promise you, after Christmas, once he’s cooled d...own a bit, he’s going to have no choice but to do business with you again. I mean, if he does boycott CompuWorld, his superiors at GBS will eventually begin to notice that they’re not advertising in your magazine. And when they bring it up, what’s he going to say?
“Oh, I reneged on a contract with CompuWorld, so that nasty Ned Allen showed up on my doorstep and embarrassed me into doing the deal. But I got him back by deciding that we should stop advertising in his magazine.”
What to read after The Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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