Waste Not, Want
Waste Not, Want
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Harding apparently had been expecting the call. His round bluff facewore a scowl of annoyance.
"Don't you ever watch the newscasts?" he demanded angrily. "They beganthis 'Routine Check' you're in at five this morning, and werebroadcasting pictures of the resulting traffic jam by six. If you'dfiled a flight plan for Santa Barbara and come on down the coast you'dhave avoided all this. " "I'm not required to listen to newscasts, " Fred replied tartly. "I ownthe requisite number of receivers and--"... "Now, listen, Fred, " Harding interrupted. "We need you down here sohurry up!" Fred heard him switch off and sat for a moment trembling with rage. Buthe ended by grinning wryly. Everyone was in the same boat, of course. For the most part, people avoided thinking about it. But he could nowsee himself as if from above, spending his life flitting back and forthbetween home and plant, plant and home; wracking his brain to deviselabor-saving machines while at the plant, then rushing home to strugglewith the need to consume their tremendous output.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harding apparently had been expecting the call. His round bluff facewore a scowl of annoyance.
"Don't you ever watch the newscasts?" he demanded angrily. "They beganthis 'Routine Check' you're in at five this morning, and werebroadcasting pictures of the resulting traffic jam by six. If you'dfiled a flight plan for Santa Barbara and come on down the coast you'dhave avoided all this. " "I'm not required to listen to newscasts, " Fred replied tartly. "I ownthe requisite number of receivers and--"... "Now, listen, Fred, " Harding interrupted. "We need you down here sohurry up!" Fred heard him switch off and sat for a moment trembling with rage. Buthe ended by grinning wryly. Everyone was in the same boat, of course. For the most part, people avoided thinking about it. But he could nowsee himself as if from above, spending his life flitting back and forthbetween home and plant, plant and home; wracking his brain to deviselabor-saving machines while at the plant, then rushing home to strugglewith the need to consume their tremendous output.
What to read after Waste Not, Want?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dryfoos Dave to read onlineMoreLess
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