Zyada
September 20, 2019, 6:40pm
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Current results:
Capitals Outsider
elle.com
Sports Illustrated
Variety
Tulsa World
RTE.ie
247Sports
Noozhawk
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
Results boil down to entertainers, sports people, 1 story about kids, and one story about a documentary about a sports person.
I’m noticing other phrases there - “quite sweet”, “nice eyes”, “always in a great mood”. I’m not saying these things are attributes you wouldn’t want in a law enforcement official, but they aren’t the first thing you look for either.
Here’s the problem - when you introduce someone publicly as the new person in a position, you should be starting with the attributes that make them a good candidate for that position.
Can you tell me why having a great smile makes someone a good sheriff?
Ugh, that guy! He’s dead to me.
Zyada:
Here’s the problem - when you introduce someone publicly as the new person in a position, you should be starting with the attributes that make them a good candidate for that position.
Can you tell me why having a great smile makes someone a good sheriff?
If you’re a man it’s about how qualified you are for the position. If you’re a woman it’s about how you look … at least in Denver.