Here's a little story for you: Someone I know worked in the heating/air conditioning field (commercial). Our friend was nearing retirement age and the boss was attempting to have him teach many of the little 'tricks of the trade' every day at work. Anyway, one day they had a big job and hired a crane to land a huge air conditioning unit on the roof of a building. Problem: The crane did not have enough extension to place the unit exactly where it was needed but the crane set the unit as close as possible. While the boss on the job was ranting and raving that someone really messed up, our friend calmly went around the job site gathering up sections of plumbing pipe. Our graying, old friend instructed the newbie construction workers on how to place the pipes under the unit, roll it, replace pipes, etc. One of the newbie guys asked "How'd you know to do that?" to which our old friend replied "Well, that's the same way the Egyptians built the pyramids" to which the newbie construction worker replied with complete innocence "Gosh! You worked on the pyramids???"
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