"In Canada, we value efficiency." Those were the words my warehouse manager used right before he told me I was moving too slow. He didn't know that I have a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Zurich. He didn't know I spent years studying quantum field theory, only to end up scanning seasonal garden hoses in an Etobicoke warehouse.
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