Re: (PM) Thanks Megazone and goodluck!

Stephen Fisher (lithium@cia-g.com)
Wed, 21 Jan 1998 15:02:11 -0700

Exactly. Customers are NOT always right - just make them think that they
are. You do need to get some clues on your own if you wish to succeed (not
speaking to anyone in particular on this list) as an ISP.

On Wed, Jan 21, 1998 at 02:12:24AM -0600, David Glynn wrote:
> At 08:14 PM 1/20/98 -0800, Leonard wrote:
> >I'm really sorry to see MZ go. He's always helped us out, while still
> >keeping his head :)
>
> The thing I liked about MZ was that he would sometimes not keep his head. ;)
>
> I mean, look at the docs, the list is archived, check the release notes. We
> are supposed to be the front line, and MZ enforced the concept of "we've
> given you the tools, and they are probably better than most of our
> competitors give you, use them to your advantage". You seek clue? Here be
> hints. Hints is not enough? Are you sure you're the right person for the
> job, because hints is more than you probably get from the other people.
>
> Cool. Get frosty (with hints) or get out.
>
> I mean, these weren't Packard-Bells we were buying, right? Above servers,
> and below Ciscos(for the moment).
>
> I picture MZ having GTE move his home essentials, shipping his guns FedEx
> (at GTE's expense(except for one)) to a trusted friend where he's going,
> and loading up his BMW K100 for a casual trip, punctuated with bursts of
> speed, on a scenic route to his new job, handheld GPS hooked up to the
> cellular-enabled notebook in the tank bag, hooked up to the cigarette
> lighter, which occasionally gets used for lighting Cuban cigars. And
> ignoring all e-mail while en-route (while still getting the e-mail, just
> ignoring it).
>
> And somewhere in Montana, a family truckster, full of Griswold's, rolling
> along at 65, admiring the view, will have the hell scared out of them by a
> grinning mountain blasting by on two wheels at 110, talking on a cell phone.
>
> Have fun, MZ. You certainly earned it. ;)
>
> >Now....who's going to be the new MZ?
>
> OK, Lucent, (as Ensign Pulver yanks up the palm tree and throws it off the
> ship)
>
> "What the hell is this crud about no movie tonight?"
>
> ;)
>
> David Glynn
> dglynn@mathware.com
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