- He had hair down to his shoulders and sported a large mustache along with faded and torn blue jeans, sandals, and a yellow Mickey Mouse t-shirt which hadn't seen soap in weeks. Most of the rest of us in that room were well-scrubbed Army officers dressed in starched Vietnam era khakis. One old dog, a civilian, looked like George Smiley and smoked a pipe. We asked questions.
- The bar was on a quaint cobblestone street. They were in a dark corner speaking flawless German and blending in nicely with the locals. We ignored them.
- The two greasy-haired giants covered with sweat and grime and with chains for belts slowly explained what can go wrong very quickly in a biker bar.
Commentary by management consultant Michael Wade on Leadership, Ethics, Management, and Life
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