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Our next reddit post is from Timothy. When I turned 14 years old, I got my first summer job and I had one of the best bosses that I'd ever had.

John, I recently found out that John, who I considered my mentor and my friend passed away.

Although it's been well over 20 years, I still use the lessons that I learned and the work ethic that he passed on to me.

So this is the story of John versus the new president of the company.

Before I get to the story, I need to give some background and context on John.

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