itsAllTrue

No way. Good sportsmanship means not changing the rules to suit mere desires.

Agreements made before a game which has been played fairly must maintain integrity.

Agreed, hence all the hard work to find the good ones!

Things are always more bearable when not forced. The same is true for having to stand in the presence of awful people who are saddled with awful circumstances, and suffer both them and the circumstantial misery simultaneously.

Jail, and places similar to jail, where presence and schedule are compulsory, are neither fun nor interesting. Such places bring out the worst in people. I don't feel a shred of guilt or shame for being negative.

It's kind of hard not to. I'm deeply suspicious of people who don't.

Well, the trade exchanging one Boss' Nephew for one Smelly Weirdo is actually turning out to be an improvement.

Forgive me, but the headline, all by itself, left me thinking:

  Why are there so many young programmers adopting the Go 
  programming language, throughout Asia, exclusively?

The only reason I work hard is to surround myself with people I respect.

When I find myself pushed into situations where irritating people have crept into the mix, and no one seems to be willing or able to do anything about that, I look for an exit.

Boss' nephews. Obnoxious assholes who constantly talk about getting laid. Bitchy careerist ladies who constantly demand bullshit, and seem to foment panic with every breath they can muster. Narcissistic retards dumb as a bag of hammers, but smug to the core about everything they do, which usually turns out to be sitting on their asses all day, looking up trivia about sports. Weirdos who can't seem to bathe themselves, even though they're like 40 years old?

I work hard to separate myself from these people.