Our theatre is being rented for a corporate meeting today. These people have walk-up music. It does break up the dryness of financial reports I guess.
Natter 75: More Than a Million Natters Served
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
May there soon be a check that clears, Hec. That's awesome.
DH has been covering Toy Fair all weekend - I should have sent him to check you guys out!
Good luck, Hec!
These people have walk-up music.
Ooh, I should do that for my next presentation.
David's been in the room where it is probably beginning to happen! Fingers crossed for awesome momentum!
Timelies all!
Good luck Hec!
May there soon be a check that clears, Hec. That's awesome.
It's hard to pay the rent on 12% of nothing, but if it turns into Something that'd be a mighty nice slice of pie to have.
DH has been covering Toy Fair all weekend - I should have sent him to check you guys out!
Oh, we didn't have a booth or exhibition space. Just a tiny shared meeting room. But Toy Fair is useful because it pulls all the far flung execs together in one place which makes it easier to have a consequential sit-down.
Actual conversation that happened two weeks ago:
Ellen: "Fred wants you to do [onerous but useless task]."
Me: "Fred can go eat shit! [long rantypants about them wasting a week of my work blah blah fucked up the printing blah not getting paid for this aggravation blah!]
Ellen: "Yeah, I'm not telling him that. Will you do it?"
Me: "Yeah."
A good friend owns the lighting company that lights most of the Mattel booths at Toy Fair, it's been a big contract for him for years.
Oh wow -- good luck, David!
LA is having our version of winter this week. We had spring last week.
This is true. I can vouch. I realize 40 degrees doesn't sound cold to most of you, but imagine dealing with 40 degree weather in a house that has no central heating and NO insulation. Because that's my house - and probably about 40 percent of the housing stock in LA.