Incredible Assumptions of Modern Management: Excerpt 2:
"Look At Me "
[The seminar hall is empty––except for RONE and FEMALE STUDENT #2]
RONE: Look at me. I want you to say, “My body is a burden to me.”
FEMALE STUDENT #2: Okay.
RONE: It has to make you tired, walking around with it. On the street. Your “clothes” and your “outfit.” It’s holding your body. Maybe I can hold it for you.
FEMALE STUDENT #2: Yes.
RONE: I would like to relieve you of your great burden.
FEMALE STUDENT #2: I would like to give my body to the trash men.
RONE: That’s OK to feel that.
FEMALE STUDENT #2: Are you the trash men?
RONE: I am the trash men.
FEMALE STUDENT #2: Take this, and hold it.
RONE: I am––I hope I’m not moving too fast––but I want to be serious with you now when I say that I’m going to treat you roughly. And I’m going to take your body “in my hands” now.
FEMALE STUDENT #2: Yes. And we should lay in mud.
RONE: Yes, I agree.