Well, you didn’t mean to make anyone mad…but it looks like you did. And of all people, you made your boss mad! You don’t even know what happened really… One minute you were talking to him in Spanish, “this will be my last day with the company.” The next minute your normally very calm Hispanic boss was angry and yelling at you in Spanish, “get out of our building!” You tried to apologize on the way out the door explaining to him in Spanish, “it was your idea!” Your boss had been telling you for months in Spanish, “you are too good for your position.” Now who will you use as a reference in Costa Rica? Wait a minute…is that his son on the way in the door?!

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