So I guess, in writing from my cell in the penitentiary, my question comes late. But what's the call? How could I have addressed this problem more calmly? -Mark Rogers

 

So I guess, in writing from my cell in the penitentiary, my question comes late. But what's the call? How could I have addressed this problem more calmly?


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