"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote in message
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> "J. Clarke" > wrote
>>> when I worked for Wal-Mart, the management found it necessary to engage
>>> us
>>> all in some dreadful experience called "The Wal-Mart Cheer". It wasn't
>>> something you could just refrain from doing out of your own sense of
>>> dignity. It was mandatory.
>>
>> Were you required to dance, or just to cheer? If everybody is doing it
>> why does your doing it "humiliate" you?
>>
>
> I'd have a difficult time doing some dumb cheer too. I'm not an outwardly
> exuberant personality and doing a cheer or acting like the idiots on game
> shows is kind of silly to me. I have no problems speaking to an audience
> of any size, but I'm not going to jump up and down, clap and cheer. Not
> enough booze in the world to make me either.

Yeah, Ed, but you are (kinda) smart, and you don't have that chip on your
shoulder (the size of Alaska) like dameous has. And you'd (probably) never
need to get a job at WallyMart, either.


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