He also offers safety and security wisdom (hotel room key-cards are often encoded with a guest's personal information, including credit card numbers and expiration dates, so don't leave them in your room or return them to the front desk when you check out).
But common wisdom in the room was "it's happening".
America's founders, in their wisdom, had no room for today's fetish for mob rule.
Ask for details and highlight possible actions the team could take to benefit from the new wisdom in the room.
Beth and her confederate would follow up, ask for details, and highlight possible actions the team could take to benefit from the new wisdom in the room.
An hour later after he has given various versions of his standard response about the ineffectiveness of old-fashioned, short-term fixes and the need for structural change, he has made the saying the shared wisdom of the room.
That is not just bar-room wisdom.
Some of the greatest coaches in football history share locker-room wisdom that's as useful in the office as it is on the field.
Viewers, meanwhile, are advised to interpret some of the snippier comments as neither locker-room wisdom nor personal attacks, but as simple byproducts of filling too many broadcast hours with too few topics on too accelerated a sports news cycle.
For many months, Brown, famous for playing dice on Fridays at Le Central and haunting San Francisco's other chic restaurants well into the night, invited Corkery to a more staid series of Saturday breakfasts, during which he let loose with the gripping anecdotes, gossip and back-room wisdom that became his book.
"The prevailing wisdom is that reducing room rates entices new consumers to enter the market and buy more rooms," reports Enz.
