mmm Katy

yes yassssss
Nope, I think just from Subaru. I looked it up, its $235

 

would smash

 

Very nice.

 

I asked Inna about it a while back and I think she said her best price was like $185

 

Still too rich for my blood.

Here are the specs

https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru__/...200277893.html

 

Yeah... I'll stick with the $20 Igloo from Target.

 

Had to pick up my mom at Miata Subaru and rescued a Chiwawa that was running around on 80. I was in the penskee truck towing the Justy.

 

You living up here now, or heading back to the bay?

 

Yeah, that's why we don't own it

 

never mind

 

better or worse now?

 

Back to Palo Alto. I will be here in Sac around the 16th for a week or so to help my Uncle with some work in arden arcade.

 

Good stuff. West coast is best coast.

 

Two of the dumbest conversations I've had with co-workers on the same day, back to back, with two different people.

Conversation 1.
Co-worker 1: "This is bull****. Why do *we* (Licensing Section) need to review our policies and procedures? This should be the Regulations Unit's responsibility."
Me: "This has nothing to do with the regulations. These are licensing policies and procedures. Who better to review and update them than Licensing Staff?"
CW 1: "Yeah, but I still don't see why *we* have to do it. They should hire someone from Clerical or Support Staff to do this."
Me: "Do you really want a a non-technical person writing technical policies and procedures? We're the technical experts, we should write the technical policies and procedures."
CW 1: "Yeah, but this was supposed to be [name withheld, but another technical staff]'s responsibility."
Me: (laughing) "Do you really want to follow what [referenced technical staff] wrote down as the operational policy and procedure we will be following?"
CW 1: "Well, no, but she already wrote it. Why do I have to review it? I'm just going to print it out and sign it."
Me: (staring blankly, dumbfounded) "You don't want a non-tech writing your policies and procedures for you, but you don't think you, a tech, should write it. You don't want [referenced tech staff] to write it, but you don't want to review what they have written."
CW 1: "Yeah!"

I may have hit my head on my desk hard enough to give myself a concussion.

Conversation 2.
Co-worker 2: "Hey. Is [my subordinate] coming in today?"
Me: "No. They are out for [reason]. Why?"
CW 2: Oh. Well I've been sending him a bunch of emails trying to coordinate our site visit Tuesday, but he's not responding."
Me: "He's not responding because he's off--"
CW 2: "Well, it's a little frustrating because I won't see him before Tuesday and I'm trying to coordinate our meetup."
Me: "Did you try calling him on his cellphone?", pointing to the home/cell phone number list posted.
CW 2: "I don't want to bother him. I'll just try emailing him again."

Concussion #2.

 

Sounds like the state!