Defense verdict. I don't want to talk about it.
Look, it was a tough case to begin with. We wouldn't have been at trial if it wasn't. I thought we put in a good case, thought. But maybe I'm too close. You can't really prepare for a trial without getting emotionally invested. I wonder how I would have felt if I had just heard the case for the first time, like the jury did.
At least - I feel - we got a fair shot. We knew when we started the lawsuit that this was a possibility. We signed up for this. I just hate that the asshole defense lawyer is now high-fiving himself. You're weren't that good, dickhead.
Jeff once wrote on his blog that you can't grow unless you leave your comfort zone. I've thought a lot about that the past week and I couldn't agree more. The next couple of days will suck, but I think we're better off for the experience.
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Sorry, dude. At least you have your new chair.
I just got feedback on my first draft and feel awful, too. if that helps.
Perhaps a few inspiration words from 'The New Leave It to Beaver' will help:
Buck! Buck up! Don't take it lying down!!
Dude, that sucks. I'm sorry. But your synopsis seems right on.
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