Recently his uncle commiserated with him again for his lackluster showing. By this time you should be a principal. That the nephew may value satisfaction over prestige in his work is wholly incomprehensible. My professor in an industrial management course described an accident which occurred in a cornstarch refinery several decades ago. An explosion in a partially filled railway car caused adjacent cars and loading platforms to be demolished.
Fires spread throughout the area.
Three workers were killed in the blast, a dozen seriously injured screamed in pain and terror. A dispatcher from the shipping office took charge. He quelled the panic about to start, he sent out crews to fight fires, he organized rescue squads to get aid to the injured, he put men at work clearing paths for the fire trucks and ambulances which he summoned. The professor concluded his lecture a few minutes early and left the room. I followed him to his office.