And when he travels, as he often does, he adjusts his language and syntax to reflect the host country's conventions (i.e., "26. ÁG. 1995," from Reykjavik, Iceland, or "13 JUIN 2006," from Monte Carlo).
So how did he adjust to the end of The Office? "I think a lot of us were happy to be free of the day-to-day.
He is being stripped of his physical independence; he's constantly finding things he can't do; he's adjusting to looking up at people from a wheelchair.
I say, 'If I play this way, how can he play to counteract what I'm doing — how might he adjust?' The beauty of it is that it doesn't depend on your opponent.
"My hope is he doesn't adjust too much and makes the league adjust to him, that he goes out and pitches his game and does what he's capable of doing," Daniels said.
He says that he did adjust the algorithms a little bit to throw out reviews that were just something along the lines of "happy birthday," but he did keep tweets that said something along the lines of "happy birthday, been a happy customer for years".
"He doesn't adjust his ideas to reality.
If you can get him off his game early and disrupt his plans, he doesn't adjust terribly well".
Other retailers and a retail consultant say it is hard to imagine that Wal-Mart pays the same per-unit price for a tube of Tom's of Maine toothpaste as a local health food store does, but Mr. Chappell says he does not adjust his prices even for fast payment of invoices.
Still, the American people are unlikely to support the catastrophic conflagration that will play out if he does not adjust his foreign policy there.
Does Edward Snowden, as he adjusts to life in Moscow, wonder whether he will still be haunted and hunted by the US government for decades to come?
