Years ago, in a kitchen I part-owned, I watched a chef come apart at a line cook during a Friday rush. Full opera. Pans, volume, the works. And the kid on the receiving end did something I’ve never f…
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Psychology says people who go very still when they're upset — no fidgeting, no shifting, almost no movement — aren't calm or indifferent; they're often the ones for whom stillness became the only safe response to something overwhelming
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