ABSTRACT
They want more. They always want more. . . . They just expect more, right? Our company graciously gives us between Christmas and New Year’s, you know, free, as holidays, you don’t have to put more time in otherwise to get those days-and they just kind of expect that. They’re gratitude-less. They’re not grateful. The company provides them with a bonus, usually annually, and that’s just sort of like, a given, like that should be given. We should supply them with ice cream, we should supply them with coff ee, a separate make-your-own, individually, not this urn because the coff ee gets cold. . . . You can never satisfy. You off er something up and it becomes an expectation. There’s a real sense of-well, an entitlement.
