Had a tough meeting on a building concept this morning, unexpectedly (no time to prepare for the presentation), and I pulled it off to the point where the client said the concept was "cool" and a "slam dunk." Yeah, I think I feel pretty good about that. Especially since (2) earlier concepts, developed by people with years more experience than me, were dismissed (one guy is just livid over it :mrgreen: the guy that jacked my concept). Got "Good Job" comments from both clients, the owner of the firm (my boss), and a senior member of the firm. The only guy that didn't say "Good Job" was the guy that 'modified' my design instead of creating one of his own, which is what he should have done.
I got stuck in a car wash once. It just sort of shut down. Everything stopped, then the 'car puller' thing started working and pulled the car through, then they hosed it off and gave me a coupon for a free wash.
I also ran out of quarters at one of those pressure hose washes, right in the middle of the 'suds' phase. So I drove away with a car covered in bubbles. They just kind of blew off and everything was cool.
I also had the sunroof on my 'college' car blow off (2) months before graduation. I was hoping it would survive to the end. Everyone I told about it, thought it was funny as hell. And it was. Some junky-ass, 12-year-old General Motors product losing a sunroof (I mean everything, glass, frame, rubber gasket, sliding tracks, the plastic lid you slide close underneath it, everything. The only thing left was a raggededy-ass metal frame that pounded and flailed about my car for the next 200 miles) at 70 mph going over a mountain pass with snow flurries. What joy. Even my mother laughed when I told her

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