| Ecclesiastes | |
| The trick is that you’re willing to help them. | |
| The rule is to sound like you’re doing them a favor. | |
| The rule is to create a commission system. | |
| The trick is to get their number. | |
| The trick is to make it personal: | |
| No one in the world suffers like you. | |
| The trick is that you’re providing a service. | |
| The rule is to keep the conversation going. | |
| The rule is their parents were foolish, | |
| their children are greedy or insane. | |
| The rule is to make them feel they’ve come too late. | |
| The trick is that you’re willing to make exceptions. | |
| The rule is to assume their parents abused them. | |
| The trick is to sound like the one teacher they loved. | |
| And when they say “too much," | |
| give them a plan. | |
| And when they say “anger” or “rage” or “love," | |
| say “give me an example.” | |
| The rule is everyone is a gypsy now. | |
| Everyone is searching for his tribe. | |
| The rule is you don’t care if they ever find it. | |
| The trick is that they feel they can. | |
| Khaled Mattawa, b. 1964 | |
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