"When patronage was alive and well, if you were an employee, let's say, and you screwed up at work — you did something really bad or stupid — they would call up the committeeman and say, 'Straighten your guy out.' And that guy, the committeeman, would call and say: 'What are you, a moron?
Your mind leaves you one sole image of the world you'd been floating around in all night, until that too falls away when you start washing your face and worrying about vastly screwing up at work for the sixth day in a row.
He got screwed at the last moment.
And an article about fashion (even newscaster fashion) might generate some interest, likely of the screwing-around-at-work-by-consuming-mental-junk-food variety.
"A screw-up at work could make a high-rise collapse, but if I screw up racing, it doesn't mean anything.
"Assassination," the bleak but emotionally satisfying first film by the writer-director Niels Mueller, demonstrates in impressive detail how a fellow who seemed an ordinary loser — a screw-up at work and at home — might arrive at such an extreme state.
We screw something up at work, we snap on someone we love, we get reprimanded, we trip on the sidewalk, we spill coffee on our shirts, we text a screenshot to the person you were screenshotting - we mess up.
Hey, who hasn't had a screw up or two at work that helped lead a nation into war?
Same at work, if you screw up don't blame anyone, take responsibility for it.
Scrolling through Instagram or Facebook, it's rare to find a photograph of someone crying in the bathroom at work because their colleague screwed them over.
