Now I have to find another place to beg SC for a job. Yours sounds amazing.

Of course, anything sounds better than being unemployed and living in Lakeview.

so I can rock flip-flops

don’t start this again. please.

Steady I guess but they need obscene amounts of growth to come close to justifying their market cap. Thats a shitload of new subscribers and headhunters based on their current revenue sources.

And people are still buying today. Unbelievable.

Eh, not quite. Unlike the dot.com bubble, Linked In has a steady and dependable revenue stream. Just not at north of $100/share where it was yesterday.

Steady I guess but they need obscene amounts of growth to come close to justifying their market cap. Thats a shitload of new subscribers and headhunters based on their current revenue sources.

Add me, dude. I’ll add you once your name pops up in my email. I can’t use Twitter from my work PC.

So your dry cleaners is like a closet? Ha ha.

Essentially, yup. I don’t have to dress up most days, so I can rock flip-flops, shorts and a polo. Only on days when I have to work with our Development Officers or the donors do I have to dress up.

I can’t say it enough but I absolutely love my job.

I saw an article on that yesterday. Mentioned how Silicon Valley is hiring in crazy numbers. I just question how much further social media can go. I think FB, Twitter etc. have pretty much all the bases covered. For example, 4square really hasn’t caught on with the masses. Who wants to tell the world exactly where they are at all times? And more importantly, who cares?

I bet you hate me by October… Just block me during Blackhawks games.

Noted. I’m trying to start using it more…..getting there.

I’ll try not to bitch too much during Niner games.

Dot.com bubble part deux. Linked In valued at over $10B… that is so insane.

Eh, not quite. Unlike the dot.com bubble, Linked In has a steady and dependable revenue stream. Just not at north of $100/share where it was yesterday.

thought the recession hit in the 50′s?

Negative, 50′s had growth for almost every year except for I think ’57. It was also the growth of the middle class and the most progressive taxation base at this time.

Yes. I shower the night before and my dry cleaner is at the end of the block. I put on my shorts and t-shirt when I roll out of bed, grab my messenger bag and roll out. I drop all my stuff off at the dry cleaners on Saturday. The Korean lady that runs the place lets me pick up the stuff daily and I just grab a pair of pants and a shirt and stuff it in my bag on the way to work.

So your dry cleaners is like a closet? Ha ha.

jimmy dean d-lights

I’m going to check these out when I go to the store tonight.

For those into social networking and money.

Dot.com bubble part deux. Linked In valued at over $10B… that is so insane.

Huge? ehhhh. Not so sure about that.

It was pretty rough, GDP contraction of about 5% per year plus 10-12% inflation prior to full implementation of the Marshall Plan and GI Bill. Things really didn’t start to get better until ’49.

Wait, what? You roll out of bed at 7:40 and are out the door for work at 7:50? Am I reading this right?

Yes. I shower the night before and my dry cleaner is at the end of the block. I put on my shorts and t-shirt when I roll out of bed, grab my messenger bag and roll out. I drop all my stuff off at the dry cleaners on Saturday. The Korean lady that runs the place lets me pick up the stuff daily and I just grab a pair of pants and a shirt and stuff it in my bag on the way to work.