. . . the larcenous trio had cased the place but left when chased by faithful dog.
Faithful dog
Another manager, on duty at that time, about not calling cops after they’d left,
“I was trying to give them [the teens] the benefit of the doubt,” a mistake she won’t make in the future, she said.
A little experience helps in these matters.
Source: Pet Store Manager Chases Down Lincoln Square Package Thieves – Lincoln Square – DNAinfo Chicago
. . . for arguing, no stating as obvious, what so obviously ain’t so.
New York Times columnist David Brooks writes: Donald Trump doesn’t think in that way, either. He is anti-system.
As my “PBS NewsHour” colleague Mark Shields points out, he has no experience being accountable to anybody, to a board of directors or anybody, to a board of directors or an owner.
Really? Hear the SmarterTimes man:
To say that Mr. Trump “has no experience being accountable to anybody” is a falsehood so blatant that if Mr. Trump himself had uttered it the Times itself would probably have inserted the words “falsely,” as it has taken to doing in an unusually aggressive attempt to fact-check the president-elect.
Etc. A takedown of echo-chamber blather.
Blithe Spirit 