07-11-2011, 04:02 AM
Ah, but then we'd have to get the lawyers to define exactly what "aloha" means to remove any trace of ambiguity in the merging process. For example, can we assume that "merging with aloha" assumes the zipper method? Am I allowed to let 2 or 3 cars in when I'm overflowing with aloha, or will the folks behind me get ticked off? And how to merge with aloha when no one else wants to let you in? :-)
On a serious note, a local colleague once said to me, "It's easy to show aloha when things are going well. The real test of aloha comes when it's inconvenient to do so."
On a serious note, a local colleague once said to me, "It's easy to show aloha when things are going well. The real test of aloha comes when it's inconvenient to do so."
Tim
A superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions--Confucius
A superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions--Confucius