#1. I don’t like baseball, I don’t watch it, and I find it hard to consider a real sport. It’s slightly more athletic than golf. #2 I’ve seen plenty of hockey fights, the problem is when you set the bar at baseball “fights”, you’re not exactly clearing a high hurdle there. I’ve been boxing since I was old enough to…

You seem to be only following the rules that are convenient to you. Whatever you want to call the punch, sucker punch or not, it’s illegal. Not only by MLB rules, but it’s criminal assault.

Oh man, I loved beating up idiot hockey players like you in high school who thought they were tough and knew hot to fight. Grabbing each others jerseys and spinning around like you’re doing a figure skating routine is not fighting.

And you were doing what other than making assumptions? Since you’re not in sales you may not understand this, but smart and funny counts for a lot more than dedicated when it comes to dealing with clients. You can’t teach smart and funny.

It justified management giving him a farewell dinner despite him going to another company.You don’t sound like a senior enough employee to have been privy to the hiring process itself. It’s entirely possible that his previous experience or recommendation from a former manager was enough to tell his new workplace he’s…

Being qualified for a job is coded racism now?

Maybe he’s just a pleasant person who isn’t combative and always looking for a reason to get offended, play the victim, and blame other people for his life. You should try it sometime.

“When young children are exposed to an equal number of women in power by default as a part of their foundation for adulthood, we will see exponential progress in all areas.”

Come and try.

Your proof only works in the thought experiments you conduct at school. The extremity of your example completely invalidates it in the real world. You can’t prove something wrong with fiction.

Do you actually run a business?