"You caught me."
Just once, wouldn't you like to hear that as the first comment from a figure accused of some wrongdoing? But it
never happens. Wouldn't it be refreshing to hear things like:
- "I needed to write a book quickly, so when I got bogged down I copied passages from other books. I thought if I mixed up the sources enough, no one would ever find out."
- "As the CEO, I knew all about the off-balance-sheet partnerships, which we set up to conceal our losses. I figured we'd get away with it."
- "Yes, I used those performance-enhancing drugs and several others you haven't found out about yet."
- "I naturally assumed that I could do as I liked with my intern in my Oval Office and my small butler's pantry."
- " . . . and that was the first and last time I ever met Ron Goldman."
1 Comments:
How about,
"Alright, actually I was pretty sure there were no weapons of mass destuction in Iraq. I needed the extra money the invasion is bringing to Haliberten."
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