A friendship founded on business is better than a business founded on friendship: John D Rockerfeller
Two men met in the late 80s when one was a general sales agent for an American airline and the other worked at the same airline. The relationship at the time was professional and cordial. By the late 1990s, the two struck up a friendship. They were no longer in a vendor/customer relationship.
What started as a friendship grew into a deep bond. The two visited and stayed at each other’s homes, took common vacations, closely knew each other’s families and children and shared a

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