Thread: Is it better to be a mark?
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Old 04-26-2004, 02:04 PM   #4
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People are too quick to disassociate themselve from the word "mark."

I look at it from the other side. I'm not concerned about workrate because I'm a "smark," rather, I get called a "smark" because I'm concerned about workrate. I'm concerned about things like workrate because I like entertainment, and good workers are entertaining.

What's the fun in life if you just think everything is great? without identifying bad moments, where's there a point in aidentifying good?
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