[ale] Xen - further OT

[Greg Freemyer]

You guys need to get a gig that sends you to the south of France.

I spent 6 months there one year (spread across 4 years).

By law I could only work 8-hours a day 5-days a week or so I understood.

And we had wine with lunch everyday. :)

Greg

On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:14 AM, Richard Bronosky<Richard at bronosky.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 10:31 AM, James
> Taylor<James.Taylor at eastcobbgroup.com> wrote:
>> But that was only because I had flown back to Ft. Lauderdale from Sarasota on a single engine Cessna "Air Sunshine" flight the day before, worked all night, then drove back to Sarasota for a client dinner meeting with my regional manager that evening.
>>
>> A real laid-back flip-flops environment.
>
> Sounds rough. I bet you were "going to Carolina in my mind". (Couldn't resist.)
>
> When I worked for Yahoo! I would travel and my wife thought I was
> living it up. I remember one trip to Sunnyvale where I was working 18
> hour days for 2 weeks with no weekends. I don't know how it happened
> but somehow I made 1 less trip to the hotel than nights I was billed
> for. The rest of the team watched my "leave for the day" times do a
> complete cycle. I lost a day in there somewhere and it took me 2 weeks
> at home to stop feeling like a zombie. I could pull that off in my
> 20s. I think I would have a stroke if I did that now.
>
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