Big Red Car here. Happy Father’s Day to all Dads in the entire world and, hey, the entire galaxy.
Dads are very, very important people in the development of the world and families and in the lives of their children.
Let me tell you why.
Big Red Car here. A very sad, sad, sad day in the ATX. Rufus the Shih Tzu drowned today. Rufie is dead and buried. Oh, what a sad day indeed.
The Boss discovered him floating in the pool and tried to revive him but Rufus was gone.
The Boss dug a grave and buried Rufie under the Perfect Daughter’s and Son’s windows so he can safeguard the house for the rest of time. It was sad duty indeed.
Big Red Car here. Prolific thinking going on here in the ATX. We seem to be bombarded by progressively more troubling revelations.
The Boss was harping on this just today.
Big Red Car here. Been perusing the news on the Internet and I wanted to share something with you.
It seems like nobody is in charge in Washington. Or am I the only Big Red Car who thinks that?
Big Red Car here. Going to be a warm, sunny day with some isolated thunderstorms here in the ATX. Well, Old Sport, it’s summer in Texas and that forecast could probably be bandied about until say — the first Longhorn football game?
So The Boss has been visiting with some of his young and not so young CEO clients and has been mumbling about when is a deal a deal. A deal is not done until the check clears.
Big Red Car here. Going to be a great day in the ATX. Still not such a great day in the United States of America.
WTF, Big Red Car? WTF is your problem?
Big Red Car here. The weather is cloudy in the ATX today. We are in mourning but I can’t tell you why just yet. It is a sad, gray day. Appropriate for mourning.
So The Boss is visiting with a couple of his CEOs and he was giving them an old school definition of customer loyalty.
They liked it — clueless really. [Haha, Big Red Car, do not be dissing The Boss’s CEOs. That is both impolite and rude.]
Big Red Car here. What a day in the ATX. The Boss was out early and we took a quick ride through the neighborhood. Everything is under control.
So, The Boss gets into a conversation with a young CEO and the young CEO poses the question — “Hey, what am I supposed to be doing about the Company Culture?”
WTF, sayeth The Boss and then they chat for a bit. It is a long chat, but a very simple one.
Sayeth The Boss: “You, my dear CEO, are the invisible hand which spawns and maintains the Company Culture.”
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