When you’re running out of time, you’ve got to cut something from your presentation. Sometimes it’s a meaningless joke or a chunk of gratuitous trivia. Sometimes it’s something much deeper. Which one was this? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Why the Hamburger is Who You Are” to discover what I left on the cutting room floor.
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