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But I can imagine a few other things, he was snarky, and was clearly put-off from the beginning, she probably thought he was an arrogant vainglorious bonehead! He may well have been difficult. Perhaps as tie went bu they became less enchanted with his material and his ability to work with them, -sounds likeit from his complaints. Fact is, you ditch people like this with varying degrees of finesse all the time in business. It's good management. What? She should have kept him on staff because changing the plan might offend his ego?

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None of what you attribute to the writer was in the piece.

[Capn TrVth]

None of what you attribute to the writer was in the piece.

I didn't attributing anything to the writer.

I used terms like "I can imagine" and "Perhaps". I was just offering a bit of conjecture, playing the devils advocate, offering a few thoughts. Simply put, Dr Laura can be overbearing and writers can be sensitive.

But I'm less inclined to believe that she would just "Rip someone off" and more inclined to believe that there was just a personal clash made worse by agents and publicists each pulling in a different direction. Hope this clears that up ;>