Now, I want you to tell me about yourfeelings towards black men.” There was no hesitation in John’s reply. “To tell the truth, IR...7;m intimidated by them.” “Why?” “Because they seem to act so much better then I am.They have management positions in my work place andthey seem to flaunt that in front of all us older, moreexperienced employees. They always seem like they’remuch better at doing the same work I’ve been doing forover 30 years,. ”“Doesn’t keep it from being true,” she pointed out.“Yeah,” I said with a sigh, “You’re right. I just don’t like it, and I’m not sure how we’re going to break this to Amanda. She’s going to freak the hell out.”“That’s up to you. For now, we’re going to shut this down on our end. There doesn’t seem to be much we can do anymore, and we need the manpower on looking into the other stuff you asked for.”“Yeah, fine,” I said absently. “Thanks for everything guys.”“We have more,” Jawarski said.I looked. " So, you really were in the military?" the kid asked."Yep, in the Army, but that was a long time ago. I liked the experience and wouldn't trade it for the world. The things I learned, and most of the people I worked with, were exceptional. I even liked the regimentation, in a way, but it turned into too much of a good thing. I like being able to say no to my boss, if I don't agree with what they tell me to do," Caleb concluded with a strained smile."Two military issue Tylenol," Doctor Janis. The top contenders were warming up. Zofie looked through her little opera glasses to get a better look at the lovely toned athletes. She looked at the crowds, a sea of people enjoying the greatest show on Earth. She had been introduced to the Cambridge’s earlier and had spoken to Sir David and Victoria. In the next row was a Princess from Sweden and her own little entourage. Zofie looked through her glasses down to the rows below and then scanned around. A few rows down there was a politician.