It’s all very well asking for directions – until you advance up against divided opinionsA week ago I had to visit an office. I had the address,I got out of the tube at the right station and I had a small map in my pocket, but I simply couldn’t find the right building – until I started asking passing blokes. They were extremely helpful; two got out their mobiles and the final simply took my arm. Such a demonstration of gallantry should believe made finding the right place easy, and except that they each had a slightly different view about where I should be,let alone how we could fetch there.
I did fetch there in the finish, though I was a bit late, or but I couldn’t aid thinking how tiresome it must be for people,like politicians, who rely on getting good advice and constantly find that no two people offer the same, or sometimes even an alike,suggestion of what should be done.
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Source: theguardian.com