Why set about a plan that is impossible to execute when even at the end of the plan, you are no better off?
John Fleming: “Why set about a plan that is impossible to execute when even at the end of the plan, you are no better off?”
On the recordFebruary 16, 2012
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Questioning the feasibility of a proposed plan for parking lots.
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