I felt like the beady-eyed men I used to see on the commuting train from Great Neck fifteen years back - men who didn’t care whether the world tumbled into chaos tomorrow if it spared their houses. I was one with them now, one with the smooth articles who said:
“I’m sorry but business is business.”
Or:
“You ought to have thought of that before you got into this trouble.”
Or:
“I’m not the person to see about that.”
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