Mr. Ofstein. But the other department with which we shared the Bruning machine requires a little more delicate work with the machine, as their proofs are proofread. Ours are just for further use in case a job comes back and we need to know what was on the job. He would burst in there and if someone else was on it, didn't make him any difference, he would go ahead and put his work through and, of course, this made people mad about it.
Mr. Jenner. How would you describe all this, that he was inconsiderate?
Mr. Ofstein. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. And selfish and aggressive with respect to himself and impatient with the rights of others?
Mr. Ofstein. Yes; I think he thought he had the right of way in any case, either that or he was just in a hurry to get through, and through his hurrying be made no regard for anyone else's well-being or anyone else's jobs.
Mr. Jenner. Go ahead.
Mr. Ofstein. I never heard him ask anyone to go to lunch with him, or no one, including myself, that I recall, asked him to go to lunch. I believe I might have asked him at one time and he always ate alone.
Mr. Jenner. Did he eat with you?
Mr. Ofstein. No, sir.
Mr. Jenner. Even though you asked him?