If you spent 20 years training a class, then ended their training, and then they fell apart when left alone, was your training successful?
Should you have just extended the training class beyond 20 years?
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Northwest · M
I see it a bit differently. It's like being on life support. The minute you switch the machines off, you're dead.
spjennifer · 56-60, T
@Northwest That wasn't the problem, the minute we shut off the cash machine they folded, hey we're not getting paid for this anymore, fuck this, and that's what happened here.