John C. Turley's Blog – February 2011 Archive (1)
Sometimes the Amygdala rules
Recently, I seem to have forgotten all that I learned in ADR with my fine Creighton education. In three different situations in two days, I ignored all that I learned and reverted to my Brooklyn wise guy ways. In the first real world case study, I intended to fill my gas tank in anticipation of the impending blizzard at my local station in my hometown of Plymouth, Michigan. An SUV was left unattended for over 15 minutes at one of the pumps. I was directly behind the…
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