Be a UPS driver, really shake things up.
Random Thoughts 17: Here we go again.
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I typically do but when those on the meeting start bringing up stuff outside the scope of the meeting or other things that are a waste of my time, it's hard to hide the disapproving smirks/eyerolls/sighs
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My first concert was also REO but at Hilton when I was about 15. I think I was the youngest person at the concert. Recently, I saw REO for free at a casino. Once again, I was the youngest person at the concert.
It was incredible the personal details that were laid out in a public forum. The employees weighed in and the guy who the wife was having an affair with weighed in. They both threatened lawsuits and then the whole thread went away. Honestly, I felt dirty reading it but I just couldn't stop myself.
OTR is a great profession right now. If you have any desire to be a machine tech for machines that generally print on fabric, we are always looking for them.
Now I am wondering who I spoke to at the reception who were going to see REO and where that was.
I swear I spoke to people non-stop rapid fire from about quarter to 5 (reception started at 5) until about 11 (reception 'ended' at 8). At about 7:45 I told someone that I wasn't trying to be rude, but I had to get something to eat. The quarter of a sub sandwich I had for lunch just wasn't cutting it.
I was amazed at the number of people who showed up. Many surprised me because we sent them courtesy invites never expecting them to bother to come.
Didn't run out of food, definitely didn't run out of drinks, and we didn't get rained on so it was a success.
EDIT: Just looked at the REO tour schedule. They must have been going to see them in Prior Lake, but I still don't know who said it.
I worked that concert. Got to go on the GNR bus. Can’t recall how many cases of empty bottles we carried off. Highlight was this gal kept yelling “Axl! Axl!”. She was like almost right in his face. He brought his arm up with hand open and puts it over her face and just shoved her backwards. It was pretty damn funny at the time.
I remember they opened for Aerosmith. First time I’ve seen people jump off the balcony to the concourse just to try and get closer to the stage. Pretty wild show!!
Crraaaaaap. You just reminded we have a quarterly Zoom meeting on Monday. No cameras for us peons, luckily. But a 2.5 - 3 hour long meeting while you're trying to finish stuff up for quarter end.
geh.
I think it was the end of March(?) where the meeting started at 8a and didn't end until 11:30 or so. That might have been the one where it was like "Hey, here's Jim to talk about our improvements in distribution..." and Jim needed to tell us allllllll the things about distribution in our company.
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