Richard Alatorre - Quotations

Quotations

  • "I didn't establish the rules of the game. I just learned them well and know how to apply them. . . . Yet they write about how sinister that is."
  • "Some have said that my style is not appropriate. But it is that bare-knuckles, that no-nonsense style, that I have that has helped to solve" problems.

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