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Originally Posted by jonny danger
Jack up his friends and treat the leader with all respect, they'll hate the guy.
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i had to think about that for a minute. at first, i thought it a horrible idea to prop up a bad leader.....but but but.....if they see the leader as not effective or derelict in some way....you just gave the top guy kryptonite
fucking creative man.
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Originally Posted by IsaanAlex
No, in fact I DO make the decisions.
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you are switching contexts...that is unless you are working with koreans who are travelling abroad.
their parents are not there. and even if they call the folks...who cares? kids dont see the threat of something that far away. or would you say that teens understand consequences, even abstract ones like being a 8 hours plane ride away
if theres not an immediate consequence, there really is no rule.
if a call is made, even if the parents talk to them and rebuke them...they will then be shitting themsevles on the plane ride back...but thats after the behavior and too late. ive seen american kids do that....tell their folks
and acting all independent and tough....but on the trip back home they are
a ironic reversal of epic proportions
"youre a real tough guy now arent ya?"
in this case, umbuku is not a leader for the company. he cant do shit with hitting, calling, keeping money. i think shame and embarassment are his go-to options.
a tough job. i hope youre getting some good lessons out of it.