[hubbahubba]

One more, why not?

[billnchristy]

Originally Posted by sygazelle

It's frustrating, that's for sure. But the actual impact in terms of actual time lost is negligible.

Using your example of being stuck for 8 whole miles in GA: Let's say you would be going 80mph for those 8 miles and instead you are stuck behind these two trucks who are going 55mph. If you were going 80mph, you'd cover that 8 miles in 6 minutes. While stuck behind the trucks, you cover the same distance in 8 minutes 43 seconds. That's less than 3 minutes out of your entire journey.

Frustrating? Absolutely. I'm just saying that personally, I have learned to roll with it instead of getting pi$$ed off. These trucks have a job to do and I choose to give them a break.

Now multiply that over a 4 hour drive with those things happening every 10 minutes.

But yeah, until the 5-6th time I'm usually cool

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by hubbahubba

Not sure why these are coming up in my feed...

Maybe you've been constipated and now it's time for release.

[Buug959]

Originally Posted by hubbahubba

Not sure why these are coming up in my feed...

It's called "Browser history".

[hubbahubba]

Originally Posted by Buug959

It's called "Browser history".

Really, I swear I don't search for farts!

[Buug959]

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[Esteban]

Been a long time since I did any smoking but I saw this today and thought it was funny.

[Lady Jane]

Feel good medical cards when you have to announce the bad news.

[freakystyly]

Hmm...

[Lady Jane]

May I ask a dumb question? No..?

[UncleWede]

No, no dumb here

[Lady Jane]

[unluky]

yep

[Pauly Wauly]

[Esteban]

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[KRS_SN]

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[Esteban]

Originally Posted by KRS_SN

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I used to read Mad Magazine all the time when I was a kid. Very funny.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Attachment 3436109

The creator of that one missed the obvious "special sauce" punchline.....

[Lady Jane]

[unluky]

Originally Posted by Pauly Wauly

I worked for a company once that had a older managing partner I got to be very friendly with. He and his main partner were hotshot MBA's out of Harvard back in the 60's and decided early on - they didn't want to work for other people. They flipped a coin and the one who won quit and started looking for a business and the other stayed on and paid both of their family bills. They bought one and got it going well and got full of themselves and started buying up "leisure" type of businesses. They decided they knew better and centralized all the sales, marketing, engineering, etc in one place for all these different companies and started hiring all the MBA's they could to staff it.

Basically they drove them all almost into the ground. Then they had a "black Monday" event where they basically laid them all off because they could no longer make payroll. The got a loan and clawed their way back to success, but abandoned the "centralized" idea and went back to letting people who actually knew about the business to run it.

While cleaning out the offices was the first time they realized that the water cooler on the sales floor was 100% full of gin. LMAO!

Apparently their huge mistakes are now taught at some business schools as what not to do. My Partner had sat in the back of a few of them to listen and he said it was pretty hard to listen to a bunch of kids be 100% right about what they did wrong.

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[Murf the Surf]

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