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Jim knew it was just a matter of time before a reporter asked something like: "Is it true your airline just hires good-looking women for stewardess jobs?" Well, he could answer that by saying, "No, looks have nothing to do with our job requirements".
I'm the first to concede that our "no" looks all too much like many people's "yes".
Or this: "Girl 1: 'Is this skirt totally see-through?' Girl 2: 'No! No! Looks great.' Guy, after they exit: 'That skirt was totally see-through.' " Now, it seems safe to resume the idle chitchat.
Look in the mirror Who do you see? Someone familiar But surely not me Uh oh, looks like I'm seeing more of my old man in me Oh no, looks like I'm seeing more of my old man in me Guess it's that mid-thirties sense of mortality arriving.
We show them what respecting a "no" looks like, and we explain to them the importance of listening to each other's words.
I should mention that Dr. No looks like Fu Manchu mixed with the Geico gecko, because, you know... kids like green things?
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