Walking through the rooms in my head
I came across your image,
You looked at me with that sweet smile and said
Something they won't let me repeat
We hurt the ones we love the most
Its a subtle form of compliment
After you’ve watched Christopher Luxon for a while you think to yourself - that is a man who throws a tantrum when things don’t go his way. Behind the boardroom door, in the family home, you can see the latent anger simmering, ready to boil over.
Many of us have encountered people like Luxon in the workplace. Those who do little or nothing in terms of actually producing work but who’re at the front of the queue when there’s recognition and praise to be had, or the first to let you know when things have gone badly and where responsibility lies.
Not with him, of course - despite the fact that he’s in charge.
At some point you just know he’s going to give himself away. He’s going to lose the plot in front of the cameras, and it’s going to be really bloody ugly. Not to mention, damn hard to put back in the box.
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