“Everyone, no matter what kind of job he or she has, fantasizes about freaking out at work. How many corporate drones, stuck in a boring staff meeting, have had the sudden urge to jump on top of the conference table… — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“When the Italian poet Dante described the center of hell in his poem The Divine Comedy, he got it wrong. The epicenter of Hades isn't Satan trapped in a block of ice munching on Judas Iscariot like an everlasting carrot… — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“I’ve found that most people are cravenly indifferent to what happens in the back alleys of affluence—whether it’s behind a restaurant or a Wal-Mart.” — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“And Sartre? I chuckle to myself. He was only half right. Heaven can be other people, too.” — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“If you read stories, you get to see the entire world. And not just the stories you find in books and film, but the… — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“You may be the strongest and survive—only to win a life not fit for living.” — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“When a man gets older, if he’s smart, he likes his women older, too.” — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“A famous chef once observed that the restaurant business is a haven for people who don’t fit in anywhere else.” — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“...reading literature could teach you about the "universal human experience". Maybe you'll never hunt another man through the jungle. Maybe you won't climb Mount… — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“Everyone, no matter what kind of job he or she has, fantasizes about freaking out at work. How many corporate drones, stuck in a… — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“When the Italian poet Dante described the center of hell in his poem The Divine Comedy, he got it wrong. The epicenter of Hades… — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
“40. If you can’t afford to leave a tip, you can’t afford to eat in the restaurant. Stay home.” — Steve Dublanica Copy Share Image
