One of my favorite memories from a job ever is still the time I was at a meeting with some external sales people for I don't even remember what, and it was a complete shitshow.
My manager, at the end of the meeting, tried to tear up the sales guy's business card in front of him, but it was made partially of plastic and WOULDN'T TEAR.
Both of their faces were priceless.
Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag: /
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