[Vision2020] A question

[Tom Hansen]

The problem with your question, Dave is . . .

Trust is characterized by levels.

If I met any of those pictured below:

Would I trust them to keep my seat at the bar open while I took a "nature 
break"?  Watch my place in line at the grocery store as I ran off to get 
one more item?  "Yes" to both.

Would I trust them to watch over my property while I was gone?  Would I 
trust them with my children alone?  Not right away.  That would require me 
to become extremely knowledgable of each of them before I toss them the 
keys to my house or let them baby-sit my children.

Howver, if I saw any one of them Monday at John's Alley, and I had to run 
over to BookPeople quickly, I would trust them not to lose my place in 
line.

Thanks for breaching this subject.  The responses should prove most 
interesting.

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

> If you didn't know any of these people, and you met them somewhere for 
> the first time, would you trust them?
> 
> Dave
> (picture stolen from cnn)
> 
> -- 
> Windows, OSX, or Linux is the same choice as:
> McDonalds, Burger King, or a (real) Co-Op.
> 


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