My little brother is 9 years old and is in size 7 shoes. I feel like that it is really large for a 9 year old.

Bill McNeal wrote:Pitched the outline and research that I've done so far to the higher ups. They loved it and now I'm the project manager on this. There are two tall bar items that are the highest severity in the company right now and this is one, my solution, when implemented, will save my company many many millions of dollars.
This is going to be stressful/awesome

Nice! A "many many millions of dollars" success should allow you to semi-retire, and/or ascend to a much higher profile/high stress job, and/or a boatload of equity, or other stuff of commensurate value.

Unless this is just a hobby for you, if you've not resolved suchlike terms with whomsoever bosses people around there, you may want to open that discussion before rolling up your sleeves.

EDIT: I'm presumptiously sort of presuming you've not done so, having not seen/been too lazy to look for reference to such from previous posts

PrattRules wrote:My little brother is 9 years old and is in size 7 shoes. I feel like that it is really large for a 9 year old.

I don't remember what size I wore at 9, but I was in 11s at age 11. Topped out at 13 a couple years later.

I'm a 13, little bro is rocking big old 14s

My friend re: parkour, "I bet this is the next big thing to catch on."

lol

i wore 13s for like 3 or so years before realizing that i was in fact just a 12.

getting high and seeing african cats tonight. I am so excited about this.

Barry Jive wrote:My ManBABIPs turnt a few heads in their day

The shirt is gray. It advertises O'Hara's, an Irish beer I'd never heard of. So the shirt's already doing its job. It makes some joke involving hurling, the name of a sport popular in Ireland (and only in Ireland, afaik)

do tell. does the joke involve being a muckah from the country and having no teeth?

Hurling rules, as a sport. go youtube a hurling all ireland final.

I'm going to San Diego for a work event in June. May stay.

Woody wrote:I'm going to San Diego for a work event in June. May stay.

lots of homless

jamiethekiller wrote:

Woody wrote:I'm going to San Diego for a work event in June. May stay.

lots of homless

Beardo McBuzzkill over here

Woody wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:

Woody wrote:I'm going to San Diego for a work event in June. May stay.

lots of homeless

Beardo McBuzzkill over here

no way man. meant it that if they can live out there then you can manage to not come back

drsmooth wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:Pitched the outline and research that I've done so far to the higher ups. They loved it and now I'm the project manager on this. There are two tall bar items that are the highest severity in the company right now and this is one, my solution, when implemented, will save my company many many millions of dollars.
This is going to be stressful/awesome

Nice! A "many many millions of dollars" success should allow you to semi-retire, and/or ascend to a much higher profile/high stress job, and/or a boatload of equity, or other stuff of commensurate value.

Unless this is just a hobby for you, if you've not resolved suchlike terms with whomsoever bosses people around there, you may want to open that discussion before rolling up your sleeves.

EDIT: I'm presumptiously sort of presuming you've not done so, having not seen/been too lazy to look for reference to such from previous posts

Well, I won't be able to semi-retire or any of that, I work for one of the largest companies in the world, and this project will save us somewhere in the neighborhood of $30 mil / year, which is awesome, but when we are measuring things in billions of dollars, I guess it's a small drop in the bucket. Really, I'm just hoping that this will lead to a higher profile position that I can parlay into a good job with a smaller company where I can actually make a difference and a lot more money.

Bill I hope your plan is, "Yeah-- these 500 people right here? Fire them."

I hope your plan involves a PB&J analogy

Bill McNeal wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:Pitched the outline and research that I've done so far to the higher ups. They loved it and now I'm the project manager on this. There are two tall bar items that are the highest severity in the company right now and this is one, my solution, when implemented, will save my company many many millions of dollars.
This is going to be stressful/awesome

Nice! A "many many millions of dollars" success should allow you to semi-retire, and/or ascend to a much higher profile/high stress job, and/or a boatload of equity, or other stuff of commensurate value.

Unless this is just a hobby for you, if you've not resolved suchlike terms with whomsoever bosses people around there, you may want to open that discussion before rolling up your sleeves.

EDIT: I'm presumptiously sort of presuming you've not done so, having not seen/been too lazy to look for reference to such from previous posts

Well, I won't be able to semi-retire or any of that, I work for one of the largest companies in the world, and this project will save us somewhere in the neighborhood of $30 mil / year, which is awesome, but when we are measuring things in billions of dollars, I guess it's a small drop in the bucket. Really, I'm just hoping that this will lead to a higher profile position that I can parlay into a good job with a smaller company where I can actually make a difference and a lot more money.

While it's true that the absolute dollar value of your solution's impact depends on your organization's scale, reflect that that absolute amount is still what your organization is reaping for your ingenuity/exertions. If your enterprise cavalierly assumes that it is entitled to more than a 50-50 split with you, you should consider becoming a bolshevik

Bill, who you work for?

did moz make a fucking post about how the phils haven't been no-hit in 60 years

I bought all this booze and can't drink it until Monday. I really hate working overnight on weekends.

You're welcome that I didn't pick Marty