Do I owe you an answer — instruction — dye transfer lab procedures. How about gossip from the past. What are you owed.. what is your google query worth?
Since I was an experienced professional color printer, am i obliged to answer your questions?
why?
why should i have kept 40 years of files, lab notes, correspondence… you ask me to show-tell, share gossip… what qualifies you to hear the answers? what makes you think you deserve answers; my knowledge, experience, effort. People on internet forum quests take 5 years to collect answers that are included in the directions for the film. These same people bemoan the death of process and product they never used. So much for market awareness at the crowded corner.
do you think you are that interesting…
worthwhile people have made their way… and in much less time than 20 years.
ask me a question
First, one for you: do i have to answer… after all, i ran dye transfer labs, taught college classes; even more, i made specialty equipment.. don’t i owe you answers to your lazy boy questions?
most of the always amateurs have expended great effort filling out their excuses card… more time than they ever did on the action card… gossip lacks guts.
suppose you have a choice. suppose you have an encounter between two different people
One of them has made more effort to learn than the other
One of them thinks you owe them, the other doesn’t
which of them do you want to give away a portion of your life .. that’s what teaching someone something is: giving away a part of your life.
why do I have to give up my life just to satisfy your lackadaisical approach to learning … The big secret to learning to boil eggs… don’t fear the stove. make your own errors. don’t spend your life asking others — ask the water.
repair isn’t growth
The hobby of buying repairing and selling occupies the fingers .. satisfies your contribution to commerce, but exactly how creative is that …
Potter Stewart: i’ll know it when i see it. [Potter Stewart (January 23, 1915 – December 7, 1985) was an American lawyer and judge who was an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court from 1958 to 1981.]
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