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I can relate, whenever i ask a big favor from someone i always thank them very much and i say you will be reward greatly but i do not tell them the reward until its done.

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Pausch teaches us to show appreciation when you are asking someone to do something for you.

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¨And I never had to call or nag them¨ (158).

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This quote shows that his method works to get people to help him do the papers.

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¨The enclosed thin mints are your reward. But no fair eating them until you review the paper¨ (158).

Explanation:
The note Randy sends the other professors shows his appreciation, but also encourages them to do the work.

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In this chapter Randy Pausch talks about how he had to ask other professors to read densely written research papers and review them. He knows it is hard work so he came up with the idea to send everyone a box of thin mints with a paper that said ¨ Thank you for agreeing to do this, the enclosed thin mints are your reward but no fair eating them until you review the paper¨ (158). That made the professors happy and encouraged them to review the papers. Pausch was showing his appreciation.