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Professors
should not hold signs. They should know better. I mean, what's the ratio
of signs to change? We're taking billions of signs
over time, and maybe one, once, convinced someone
to change their mind? The only sign I like
is "Men Working in Trees", because then I know to look up, see the guy in the tree. Okay, guys, just
should not hold signs. They should know better. I mean, what's the ratio
of signs to change? We're taking billions of signs
over time, and maybe one, once, convinced someone
to change their mind? The only sign I like
is "Men Working in Trees", because then I know to look up, see the guy in the tree. Okay, guys, just
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Professors
should not hold signs.
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They should know better.
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I mean, what's the ratio
of signs to change?
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We're taking billions of signs
over time,
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and maybe one, once,
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convinced someone
to change their mind?
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The only sign I like
is "Men Working in Trees",
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because then I know to look up,
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see the guy in the tree.
00:00:20.062 --> 00:00:22.025
Okay, guys, just...
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An English department chairman at an underfunded college, Professor Hank Devereaux toes the line between midlife crisis and full-blown meltdown, navigating the offbeat chaos in his personal and professional life.
