Jeff is Alexa's new whipping boy? I was just getting used to him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last laugh.
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BrainDeadPrez
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> Jeff is Alexa's new whipping boy? I was just getting used to
> him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> laugh.
>
Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a nearby Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick? Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious, multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's already settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"), viewers will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell. Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later, with little success.
Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can hide his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar to local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned upon to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not, change up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading room.
And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle her up and head her back to GREECE.)
Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping things will fall into place by themselves later and will make him a hero)
> him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> laugh.
>
Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a nearby Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick? Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious, multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's already settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"), viewers will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell. Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later, with little success.
Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can hide his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar to local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned upon to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not, change up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading room.
And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle her up and head her back to GREECE.)
Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping things will fall into place by themselves later and will make him a hero)
P
Phantom
Guest
> > Jeff is Alexa's new whipping boy? I was just getting used
> to
> > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> > laugh.
> >
Hey, enough.
It's time for you to do traffic.
>
> Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a nearby
> Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
>
> And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
> co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious,
> multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's already
> settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic
> blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"), viewers
> will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less
> Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on
> Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell.
> Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later,
> with little success.
>
> Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can hide
> his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar to
> local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
> both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and
> sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only
> come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned upon
> to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not, change
> up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading
> room.
>
> And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into
> any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle her
> up and head her back to GREECE.)
>
> Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping things
> will fall into place by themselves later and will make him a
> hero)
>
> to
> > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> > laugh.
> >
Hey, enough.
It's time for you to do traffic.
>
> Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a nearby
> Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
>
> And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
> co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious,
> multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's already
> settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic
> blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"), viewers
> will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less
> Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on
> Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell.
> Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later,
> with little success.
>
> Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can hide
> his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar to
> local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
> both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and
> sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only
> come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned upon
> to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not, change
> up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading
> room.
>
> And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into
> any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle her
> up and head her back to GREECE.)
>
> Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping things
> will fall into place by themselves later and will make him a
> hero)
>
> > Jeff is Alexa's new whipping boy? I was just getting used
> to
> > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> > laugh.
> >
>
> Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a nearby
> Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
>
> And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
> co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious,
> multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's already
> settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic
> blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"), viewers
> will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less
> Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on
> Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell.
> Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later,
> with little success.
>
> Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can hide
> his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar to
> local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
> both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and
> sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only
> come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned upon
> to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not, change
> up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading
> room.
>
> And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into
> any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle her
> up and head her back to GREECE.)
>
> Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping things
> will fall into place by themselves later and will make him a
> hero)
>
Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10 months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
> to
> > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> > laugh.
> >
>
> Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a nearby
> Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
>
> And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
> co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious,
> multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's already
> settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic
> blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"), viewers
> will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less
> Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on
> Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell.
> Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later,
> with little success.
>
> Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can hide
> his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar to
> local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
> both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and
> sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only
> come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned upon
> to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not, change
> up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading
> room.
>
> And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into
> any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle her
> up and head her back to GREECE.)
>
> Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping things
> will fall into place by themselves later and will make him a
> hero)
>
Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10 months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
O
OnTexasTime
Guest
> > > Jeff is Alexa's new whipping boy? I was just getting
> used
> > to
> > > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> > > laugh.
> > >
> >
> > Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> > Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a
> nearby
> > Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
> >
> > And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
> > co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> > Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious,
>
> > multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's
> already
> > settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic
>
> > blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"),
> viewers
> > will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less
>
> > Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> > Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> > Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on
>
> > Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell.
>
> > Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later,
> > with little success.
> >
> > Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can
> hide
> > his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar
> to
> > local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
> > both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and
> > sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only
>
> > come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned
> upon
> > to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not,
> change
> > up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading
> > room.
> >
> > And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into
> > any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle
> her
> > up and head her back to GREECE.)
> >
> > Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping
> things
> > will fall into place by themselves later and will make him
> a
> > hero)
> >
> Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10
> months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
>
SS get yourself back to work -- its more fun to tell someone who is working how to do their job.
> used
> > to
> > > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
> > > laugh.
> > >
> >
> > Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> > Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a
> nearby
> > Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
> >
> > And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
> > co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> > Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess. Vivacious,
>
> > multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's
> already
> > settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the classic
>
> > blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"),
> viewers
> > will tune away in droves. So where do you find a ego-less
>
> > Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> > Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> > Humphries was paired with any male host they could find on
>
> > Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John Criswell.
>
> > Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show later,
> > with little success.
> >
> > Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can
> hide
> > his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very familiar
> to
> > local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
> > both have long reputations as being audience-friendly and
> > sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should only
>
> > come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned
> upon
> > to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not,
> change
> > up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's reading
> > room.
> >
> > And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa into
> > any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle
> her
> > up and head her back to GREECE.)
> >
> > Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping
> things
> > will fall into place by themselves later and will make him
> a
> > hero)
> >
> Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10
> months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
>
SS get yourself back to work -- its more fun to tell someone who is working how to do their job.
> > > > Jeff is Alexa's new whipping boy? I was just getting
> > used
> > > to
> > > > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
>
> > > > laugh.
> > > >
> > >
> > > Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> > > Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a
> > nearby
> > > Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
> > >
> > > And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
>
> > > co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> > > Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess.
> Vivacious,
> >
> > > multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's
> > already
> > > settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the
> classic
> >
> > > blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"),
> > viewers
> > > will tune away in droves. So where do you find a
> ego-less
> >
> > > Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> > > Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> > > Humphries was paired with any male host they could find
> on
> >
> > > Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John
> Criswell.
> >
> > > Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show
> later,
> > > with little success.
> > >
> > > Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can
> > hide
> > > his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very
> familiar
> > to
> > > local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
>
> > > both have long reputations as being audience-friendly
> and
> > > sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should
> only
> >
> > > come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned
> > upon
> > > to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not,
> > change
> > > up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's
> reading
> > > room.
> > >
> > > And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa
> into
> > > any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle
>
> > her
> > > up and head her back to GREECE.)
> > >
> > > Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping
> > things
> > > will fall into place by themselves later and will make
> him
> > a
> > > hero)
> > >
> > Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10
> > months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
> >
>
> SS get yourself back to work -- its more fun to tell someone
> who is working how to do their job.
>
Hello Texastime,
That's what i have had... a LOT of Texas time to reflect and learn! One thing i have learned is to never tell anyone else how to do their job. I was just responding to Prez that a person can become VERY Humbled when that person is "let go" after 20 years with one company. thanks for your comments. ss
> > used
> > > to
> > > > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the last
>
> > > > laugh.
> > > >
> > >
> > > Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> > > Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a
> > nearby
> > > Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
> > >
> > > And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds new
>
> > > co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> > > Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess.
> Vivacious,
> >
> > > multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's
> > already
> > > settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the
> classic
> >
> > > blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"),
> > viewers
> > > will tune away in droves. So where do you find a
> ego-less
> >
> > > Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> > > Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
> > > Humphries was paired with any male host they could find
> on
> >
> > > Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John
> Criswell.
> >
> > > Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show
> later,
> > > with little success.
> > >
> > > Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can
> > hide
> > > his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very
> familiar
> > to
> > > local audiences, both are probably attractive still, and
>
> > > both have long reputations as being audience-friendly
> and
> > > sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should
> only
> >
> > > come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not leaned
> > upon
> > > to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not,
> > change
> > > up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's
> reading
> > > room.
> > >
> > > And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa
> into
> > > any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T. Buckle
>
> > her
> > > up and head her back to GREECE.)
> > >
> > > Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping
> > things
> > > will fall into place by themselves later and will make
> him
> > a
> > > hero)
> > >
> > Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10
> > months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
> >
>
> SS get yourself back to work -- its more fun to tell someone
> who is working how to do their job.
>
Hello Texastime,
That's what i have had... a LOT of Texas time to reflect and learn! One thing i have learned is to never tell anyone else how to do their job. I was just responding to Prez that a person can become VERY Humbled when that person is "let go" after 20 years with one company. thanks for your comments. ss
O
OnTexasTime
Guest
> > > > > Jeff is Alexa's new whipping boy? I was just getting
>
> > > used
> > > > to
> > > > > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the
> last
> >
> > > > > laugh.
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> > > > Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a
> > > nearby
> > > > Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
> > > >
> > > > And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds
> new
> >
> > > > co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> > > > Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess.
> > Vivacious,
> > >
> > > > multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's
> > > already
> > > > settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the
> > classic
> > >
> > > > blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"),
> > > viewers
> > > > will tune away in droves. So where do you find a
> > ego-less
> > >
> > > > Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> > > > Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
>
> > > > Humphries was paired with any male host they could
> find
> > on
> > >
> > > > Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John
> > Criswell.
> > >
> > > > Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show
> > later,
> > > > with little success.
> > > >
> > > > Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can
>
> > > hide
> > > > his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very
> > familiar
> > > to
> > > > local audiences, both are probably attractive still,
> and
> >
> > > > both have long reputations as being audience-friendly
> > and
> > > > sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should
> > only
> > >
> > > > come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not
> leaned
> > > upon
> > > > to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not,
> > > change
> > > > up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's
> > reading
> > > > room.
> > > >
> > > > And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa
> > into
> > > > any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T.
> Buckle
> >
> > > her
> > > > up and head her back to GREECE.)
> > > >
> > > > Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping
> > > things
> > > > will fall into place by themselves later and will make
>
> > him
> > > a
> > > > hero)
> > > >
> > > Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10
> > > months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
> > >
> >
> > SS get yourself back to work -- its more fun to tell
> someone
> > who is working how to do their job.
> >
> Hello Texastime,
>
> That's what i have had... a LOT of Texas time to reflect and
> learn! One thing i have learned is to never tell anyone else
> how to do their job. I was just responding to Prez that a
> person can become VERY Humbled when that person is "let go"
> after 20 years with one company. thanks for your comments.
> ss
to be more clear, I was just saying I was ready to see you back working and saying that of course we will be here making comments on how its going. Good Luck getting something going.
>
> > > used
> > > > to
> > > > > him being hired back. I guess Kathy will have the
> last
> >
> > > > > laugh.
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > Poor Jeff, he did the 5AM news AND the 5PM news on
> > > > Wednesday. Hope Kathy sprung for a room for him at a
> > > nearby
> > > > Motel 6 to crash in between shifts.
> > > >
> > > > And, if this is just temporary while Valentine finds
> new
> >
> > > > co-anchors for the AM shows, who's he going to pick?
> > > > Deborah Duncan was the quintessential hostess.
> > Vivacious,
> > >
> > > > multi-talented, dynamic and fun to watch, but she's
> > > already
> > > > settled in at Belo's KHOU. And if he goes for the
> > classic
> > >
> > > > blow-dried, plastic male host (a la "PM Magazine"),
> > > viewers
> > > > will tune away in droves. So where do you find a
> > ego-less
> > >
> > > > Scott Sams-type and a similarly-talented Deborah
> > > > Duncan-type? It wasn't that many years ago when Suzie
>
> > > > Humphries was paired with any male host they could
> find
> > on
> > >
> > > > Ch 8's old "News Eight Etc" show, including John
> > Criswell.
> > >
> > > > Then they spun Criswell off into his own "AM" show
> > later,
> > > > with little success.
> > > >
> > > > Here's my picks for GMT: Larry Dixon (provided he can
>
> > > hide
> > > > his industry burnout) and Midge Hill. Both very
> > familiar
> > > to
> > > > local audiences, both are probably attractive still,
> and
> >
> > > > both have long reputations as being audience-friendly
> > and
> > > > sincere. Cogill's ok for comic relief, but he should
> > only
> > >
> > > > come in small doses (like the "Why Guy") and not
> leaned
> > > upon
> > > > to carry the whole morning show. And, budget or not,
> > > change
> > > > up the set. Looks too much like a 50-something's
> > reading
> > > > room.
> > > >
> > > > And the big question: How on earth do you fit Alexa
> > into
> > > > any of these future plans??? (Easy...you DON'T.
> Buckle
> >
> > > her
> > > > up and head her back to GREECE.)
> > > >
> > > > Valentine = Change for the sake of change (and hoping
> > > things
> > > > will fall into place by themselves later and will make
>
> > him
> > > a
> > > > hero)
> > > >
> > > Good Morning Prez- when you are off the air for over 10
> > > months, it is amazing what that does for the ego. fyi
> > >
> >
> > SS get yourself back to work -- its more fun to tell
> someone
> > who is working how to do their job.
> >
> Hello Texastime,
>
> That's what i have had... a LOT of Texas time to reflect and
> learn! One thing i have learned is to never tell anyone else
> how to do their job. I was just responding to Prez that a
> person can become VERY Humbled when that person is "let go"
> after 20 years with one company. thanks for your comments.
> ss
to be more clear, I was just saying I was ready to see you back working and saying that of course we will be here making comments on how its going. Good Luck getting something going.
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