At a party last week I met a man who told me he had just lost his job. I commiserated, but he said it was OK, he was well out of it. He explained that his boss was a fool who could not cope with having an underling who was far brighter and more charismatic than him. The man looked perfectly cheerful and reassured me that his pay-off had been large, and the move was his employer’s loss.
在上周的一個派對上，我碰到了一位男士，他告訴我，他剛剛失去了工作。我表示同情，但他卻說沒什么大不了，離開那家公司是件幸事。他解釋說，他的老板是個蠢蛋，無法面對一個比他聰明許多、也更有魅力的下屬。他看上去興高采烈，并且要我放心，他的遣散費相當可觀，解雇他是公司的損失。
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