This all reminds me of one of the things I miss about being a field tech. That is, you get to go places other people only dream about and rarely ever see. For example, how many people have seen a nuclear power plant or fixed a printer in a CNN newsroom with the news in progress. I've met VP's of huge corporations, been in their corner offices and had coffee with the guy after fixing his printer, when the majority of the people working there have never seen past the 3rd floor. I've been in places that were guarded by soldiers with automatic rifles and I've been in small offices with only 3 people. Yes there are negatives, but what job could you have that would let you do that! Not even the couriers that entered the same entrances I do have the clearance to go where I've gone. When you can go to a major city and point out to your family that your customers work in those buildings and couldn't do their job effectively without you...well, enough said...
I saw this next phrase on a forum (Toyota
today and laughed out loud because sometimes it is so true. Hope it gives you a laugh for the day.
"I swear to God, it's like I live in a trailer of common sense, and stare out the window at a tornado of stupidity."
I saw this next phrase on a forum (Toyota

"I swear to God, it's like I live in a trailer of common sense, and stare out the window at a tornado of stupidity."
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