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Old 03-08-2014, 02:42 PM   #1
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Default Which James Evans moment was more pathetic between these two?

1. In the checkup when he slammed the chair against the wall in front of his family

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2. When he was on way to a Job interview and decided not to go because he felt that it was no point


I say it's a tie
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Old 06-14-2014, 01:13 AM   #2
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I would pick option number two. James had no good reason for ditching that job interview. He made me very disappointed in him.

When James threw the chair, he was having an emotional and medical breakdown, so there was some excuse for his behavior. Having said that, I think he could have handled things more rationally. I'm just glad it was a chair that he threw and not one of his kids or his wife. Still, it must be unsettling to see your father act like a maniac. That was not good.
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I'd also say option #2 though I really can't blame him, because of how thing are in our present time. I get kind of discouraged myself.
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I'd also say option #2 though I really can't blame him, because of how thing are in our present time. I get kind of discouraged myself.


I could not feel that way about a job interview since I am on my own. But i have felt that way before a first date LOL
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I could not feel that way about a job interview since I am on my own. But i have felt that way before a first date LOL
James was unmotivated and he had a quitters attitude.
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James was unmotivated and he had a quitters attitude.

I know since they did call him in they had to be somewhat interested
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I know since they did call him in they had to be somewhat interested
Exactly! James is the one who wasted THEIR time by not showing up. Shame!
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I have to say #2. He should have just gone to the interview. At least, out of courtesy. They wouldn't have bothered with him if they weren't interested.
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I have to say #2. He should have just gone to the interview. At least, out of courtesy. They wouldn't have bothered with him if they weren't interested.

Exactly. how do you just give up when you have a family to support
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I wouldn't have given up like that.
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Exactly. how do you just give up when you have a family to support
Some parents do that though. They go out for a pack of cigarettes or a carton of milk and never come back.

I vote for number two. James was so beaten down, he couldn't even hope to do better.
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In James's defense, in the tag scene, he did say that they gave him another fish chance at a job interview, and promised to actually go this time.
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number 2 there was no reason at all for him not to go to the interview
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You guys also have to remember that things were a lot different for black people back in the 70's. They didn't have all these laws that they have today, and they could get away with not hiring someone because they were black. James had probably expirienced this many times before and didn't wanna go through the dissapointment again.
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You guys also have to remember that things were a lot different for black people back in the 70's. They didn't have all these laws that they have today, and they could get away with not hiring someone because they were black. James had probably expirienced this many times before and didn't wanna go through the dissapointment again.

any black person who used that dumb a$$ excuse for not being hired was probably not employable anyway
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