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@@ -32,4 +32,6 @@ yeah here's a REAL hobby: 1. get a fking library card 2. ummm go to ur public li
 
 thats my new-ish life rule, i.e. "this person is a loser outside of work, be fake nice to them & watch out for them." and i'd like to add "they should not know anything about you outside of work"
 
-with that, just remember about jason: from the hours of 9 am to 5 pm (etc), he's a "somebody" dept chair or whatever, but after he logs off, walks through the supermarket, airport etc. he's a nobody. nobody looks at him once in public, nobody looks at him twice in public. he's a loser outside of work. (well @ work too)
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+with that, just remember about jason: from the hours of 9 am to 5 pm (etc), he's a "somebody" dept chair or whatever, but after he logs off, walks through the supermarket, airport etc. he's a nobody. nobody looks at him once in public, nobody looks at him twice in public. he's a loser outside of work. (well @ work too)
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+those ppl at sampled that were long time senior ppl at merck or bms and etc. (10 - 20 yrs) dont know python, dont know prolly what DNA even is, right? but theyre walking around that huge office building and they know immediately ur potential/how hard u work at that company based on how ure dressed and communicate (write & speak & present). and ure not going to impress those ppl if ure someone who is a foodie/reddit person/play video games. that's the big thing i learned there which i already knew. if we end up doing this oreilly book that i talked about in my personal statement, id write that somewhere, honestly i would.