There are two signs at the front of the school bus that always made a lot of sense to me.

The first one is don't stand in front of the white line.

And the second one is don't talk to the driver.

And the reason they make a lot of sense

is if I get on a bus, I want the driver

to be in charge.

I want the bus to go where the bus said it was going to go,

and I want the decisions to be made by someone who isn't me.

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A few years ago, the great Marshall Salons, one of the most important anthropologists of my lifetime,

along with the dearly departed David Graber,

author of debt, collaborated on a book called On Kings.

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