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<blockquote data-quote="Miss Texas 1967" data-source="post: 79281" data-attributes="member: 36"><p>Agreed regarding realism, but it is in the show that JR "taught" Sue Ellen, not directly but indirectly. When she sits him down to watch the videotape of the interview he compliments her and she responds she had a great teacher. Now, I don't think it was necessarily all business, especially since her business plan ended up being a personally motivated revenge plot to rid Dallas of Mandy, but I also don't think it was far-fetched to think she might have picked up a few things from observing and listening to JR over the years.</p><p></p><p>Real realness though, life and running a business is not that easy. In real life Sue Ellen probably could have/would have bought a business and outsourced all but the publicity of the company being "hers". Nicholas Pearce was a step in that direction, a bit later than you'd expect though (and far more personally involved than professionally appropriate lol).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Miss Texas 1967, post: 79281, member: 36"] Agreed regarding realism, but it is in the show that JR "taught" Sue Ellen, not directly but indirectly. When she sits him down to watch the videotape of the interview he compliments her and she responds she had a great teacher. Now, I don't think it was necessarily all business, especially since her business plan ended up being a personally motivated revenge plot to rid Dallas of Mandy, but I also don't think it was far-fetched to think she might have picked up a few things from observing and listening to JR over the years. Real realness though, life and running a business is not that easy. In real life Sue Ellen probably could have/would have bought a business and outsourced all but the publicity of the company being "hers". Nicholas Pearce was a step in that direction, a bit later than you'd expect though (and far more personally involved than professionally appropriate lol). [/QUOTE]
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