[ Harold doesn't seem offended -- not anymore, anyway; he's gotten over his initial reaction and has reached equanimity, pulling some unspecified bits of technical equipment out of his bag, as well as a few worn paper library books. ]
That's the thing, isn't it? [ Not just that you don't know what any given person could be dealing with, but... ]
Individuals are so different from hypotheticals. It's not about caution; it's about respect.
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That's the thing, isn't it? [ Not just that you don't know what any given person could be dealing with, but... ]
Individuals are so different from hypotheticals. It's not about caution; it's about respect.