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Phebus : That's logical. |
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Shugart : There's not enough logic any more. Common sense is dead. |
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Wolfson : I'd like to ask you a series of quick questions. What has been your greatest screw-up? |
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Shugart : I'm sure there are a lot. But, you know, I can't think of one. And I think that's a good sign, the fact that I can't think of one, because that means that I don't dwell on screw-ups. You go on to something else. |
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Nice guys finish last. |
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Wolfson : If you could have a talent that you don't have, what would it be? |
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Shugart
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Flying.
Wolfson: Like a bird, or a pilot? Shugart: Like Jonathan Livingston Seagull. |
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If you're a nice person and you're not talented, success won't follow, but at least you're a nice person and you'll enjoy life. |
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Wolfson : The living person that you most admire? |
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Shugart : My mother. |
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Wolfson : Historical period that you would like to live in? |
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Shugart
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I'm not sure that I want to live in any of them. Looks to me like
it wasn't very comfortable prior to this era.
Wolfson: So it would be this one? Shugart: Or maybe the next one. I'd like to wait and find out before I pick. |
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Wolfson : What's your vision of perfect happiness? |
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Shugart
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Just enjoying yourself. I think that's the most important thing of
all. There's lots of things associated with enjoying yourself. I love the
success of my kids and my friends and my employees and my relatives. When
they're successful, I'm enjoying myself. Now other people might not.
I'd like to see a perfect world and in a perfect world, everybody is a nice person. Can you imagine what would happen if everybody was a nice person? |
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