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"I feel like I'm going to go home and cry," he told a packed media room.

“We were trying to get him going, you know, get him to ease into the game.”

“It’s not a good idea to tell people that their perception of how things are going in their lives is wrong,” said Michael Strain, head of economic-policy studies at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.

The teen told Williams he was going to meet friends at the dirt road abutting the store.

“They definitely don’t talk to a supervisor if something is going wrong,” Popple says, since they are worried about being compared with better-performing colleagues.