If you find it difficult to get along with your boss, try to reason with him and talk through your differences. If that — Anthony Rubino Jr., Life Lessons from Melrose Place
If you find it difficult to get along with your boss, try to reason with him and talk through your differences. If that — Anthony Rubino Jr., Life Lessons from Melrose Place
If you find it difficult to get along with your boss, try to reason with him and talk through your differences. If that — Anthony Rubino Jr., Life Lessons from Melrose Place
If you find it difficult to get along with your boss, try to reason with him and talk through your differences. If that — Anthony Rubino Jr., Life Lessons from Melrose Place
If you find it difficult to get along with your boss, try to reason with him and talk through your differences. If that — Anthony Rubino Jr., Life Lessons from Melrose Place
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If you find it difficult to get along with your boss, try to reason with him and talk through your differences. If that doesn't work, drive him to suicide and take over the company.

— Anthony Rubino Jr., Life Lessons from Melrose Place
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