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The thing that bothered me about the discourse was that the person seemed
incredulous that she COULD do that stuff and write a book. It's like the
undertone was "You mean YOU know how to do that stuff?"
That *is* a little weird, to not understand that you
write books. I mean, SOMEONE has to write them, right?
Well, if this is your primary contact for work, yeah,
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