Both of them are more work for Nickelodeon.
I met with Disney last week about a cruise ship show and will hopefully hear from them in the next couple of weeks.
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Both of them are more work for Nickelodeon.
I met with Disney last week about a cruise ship show and will hopefully hear from them in the next couple of weeks.
Yay!! New, big work. This is a good, yes?
You know, preparing invoices is ALWAYS more fun with fernet.
decimal point, schmecial point.
I was thinking it would be fun to send out notes that all say, "you owe us money. pay."
Yay!! New, big work. This is a good, yes?
Oh yes, this is very good. More big work is much better than the massive quantities of small work.
Now if you could only get it to the point where the various projects only demand a reasonable amount of time in any one day ... something less than 16 hours, say ....
I was thinking it would be fun to send out notes that all say, "you owe us money. pay."
Dear Customer,
As of the first of this month, your account balance stands at $302.64. You are in excess of thirty days past due on payment. Please remit as soon as possible to bring your account up to date.
Nice business you have there. Shame if something...*happened* to it.
Sincerely,
Vito "The Hammer" Aglione
Accounts Receivable
This Thing of Ours, Inc.
Now if you could only get it to the point where the various projects only demand a reasonable amount of time in any one day ... something less than 16 hours, say ....
Then you need to get to the point of hiring assistants, while you sit around smoking cigars in top hat and tuxedo tails, when you're not carrying around big bags with dollar signs on them, filled with money....
Happy birthday, Sox!
~ma to Nora, Tom and Tom's mom.
I CAN haz iPhone! It is charging right now! SQUEEEEE!
I don't even have a regular cell, and I'm still drooling. Good for you, GC.
"Dear" Customer:
No, I will not give you a password to the Members Only section of our web site; you're not a member. And no, we will not send you an electronic version of the document you somehow got in 1999 - we didn't sell them in electronic format then. You want a version you can distribute to your 100+ staff people? Pay for it.
Signed,
"Customer Service" since you can't bring yourself to acknowlege either my name or my position