There are times when your parents might ask you to do something unreasonable, or place unreasonable restrictions on you.
"If you do something that is grossly unreasonable, but you're not aware of the risk you're taking, you're not being grossly criminally negligent, even though you're being negligent," he said.
If you feel like someone is trying to take advantage of you or asking you to do something you feel is unreasonable (e.g. borrow money), do not feel guilty telling them "No".
If your teachers asks you to do something, do it (unless it's completely unreasonable).
His verdict: "One has to do something to protect oneself if people are acting in a deregulated or unreasonable way".
Regardless of the mechanism is chooses, the IRS should do something to end this double standard and stop the taxpayer subsidy of unreasonable compensation.
Of course, Punk never completely accomplished this, maybe because once one person does something new, everybody copies it to the point of redux, worshipping the originator (itself a relative term) to an unreasonable point or conformity.
