This is a joke, right? The guy shows up to meetings with his podium, presidential seal and his teleprompters?
What would you think of your boss if he showed up with teleprompters?
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I think it would be fun if the boss and everybody else had a teleprompter. Imagine the hilarity as people tried to remember which screen was theirs to read, as their heads executed the president's trademark 45-degree clicks to the right and left...
I dunno, it might be better than showing up with a PowerPoint presentation that is obviously standing in for handwritten notes, which is what I normally see. I think the only reason they don't use teleprompters is that they don't have them.
And, apropos of nothing in particular, other than that I thought it was funny:
Dean, I thought the same thing, but then I wondered if I misunderstood it and the Administration had divided their task forces along class lines - the Middle-Class one, the Upper-Class one, the Bourgeoise one and the Proletarian one.
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I think it would be fun if the boss and everybody else had a teleprompter. Imagine the hilarity as people tried to remember which screen was theirs to read, as their heads executed the president's trademark 45-degree clicks to the right and left...
(sineshis)
I dunno, it might be better than showing up with a PowerPoint presentation that is obviously standing in for handwritten notes, which is what I normally see. I think the only reason they don't use teleprompters is that they don't have them.
And, apropos of nothing in particular, other than that I thought it was funny:
This is the Title of a Typical Incendiary Blog Post
To hell with the teleprompter, I can't think of anything more lame and condescending than a "middle class task force".
Kiss my ass, Barry.
Dean, I thought the same thing, but then I wondered if I misunderstood it and the Administration had divided their task forces along class lines - the Middle-Class one, the Upper-Class one, the Bourgeoise one and the Proletarian one.
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